Introduction India has been dealing with crime against women for a long time. Several Indian laws have recognized violence against women in every form with proper provisions of strict punishment. However, the culprits or perpetrators in these laws are pre-determined as males, which make these laws gender-biased and also violating Read more…
Introduction Social placement as defined by the text is the use of education to improve one’s social standing. In India, historically a number of different groups whether based/classified on the basis of religion, caste, sex, place of birth, etc. have moved on various places in their social place in the society. With some Read more…
Introduction Women’s denial of entry in religious shrines has recently been on the news after the Supreme Court’s historic verdict allowing entry of Hindu Women of all ages to the Sabrimala Temple[1]. This discourse has raised a lot of women demanding the rights to worship and lead prayers in mosques[2]. Read more…
LGBT stands for. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender. Part III of the Constitution of India deals with the fundamental rights. There are a lot of freedoms and rights mentioned in this part. And we know that we do enjoy a lot of rights. The preamble of the Constitution of India has Read more…
INTRODUCTION Over the last 2 decades, the issue of privacy disregard surveillance, in peculiar with the collection, processing, and sharing of personal data of individuals has become increasingly prominent in India. Human Rights Organizations are currently exploring how to ensure online privacy without violation of the Right to privacy. SURVEILLANCE AND Read more…
Introduction In the course of this article, we discuss about the criminalization of abortion, with reference to specific countries, where the law of the land is, pretty much, archaic akin to the contemporaries. We would keep highlighting the fact that why decriminalization is significant in present times and what we Read more…
Introduction India is consider to be a favourable destination for surrogacy for the people living across borders. As surrogacy in India is comparatively less cheap. Though till now various bills have been drafted on surrogacy but surrogacy is prevalent since a very long time. Hence it made India the world Read more…
Introduction Article 3, paragraph (a) of the Trafficking in Persons Protocol states that trafficking in persons “shall mean the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring or receipt of persons, by means of the threat or use of force or other forms of coercion, of abduction, of fraud, of deception, of the abuse Read more…
Introduction India is regarded as one of the greatest democratic and secular country in the world. In this land of democracy fundamental rights are the powerful weapons one can have according to the constitution of India. Similarly media enjoys the right to fundamental speech and expression under Article-19(1)(a)[1]. “Media law Read more…
Introduction Human rights are sets of rules or norms that aspire to protect each individual everywhere from legal, political, and social abuses. These rights are a set of rights that every individual is entitled to follow. Every individual is entitled to these rights no matter what caste, sex, gender, and Read more…
INTRODUCTION Laws in any nation play a very vital role in eradicating and regulating the pests of crime, inequalities, unwanted customs or beliefs, etc. coming in the way of nation’s progress. But implementing these laws properly is a laborious task than enacting them. The environment is a major issue emerging Read more…
Introduction International Humanitarian Law (IHL) came into force in the 19th century and has evolved from Hague and Geneva Conventions and lays down principles and rules to be followed during the time of armed conflicts. It has a two-fold objective; one to ensure the protection of those who are victims Read more…