Preserving the dominant position of the court is one of the most important things you can do to protect human rights. The creation of standards by the judiciary has a substantial positive impac...

Human rights are integrally linked with the advancement and implementation of artificial intelligence. This article focuses on the rapid and unregulated development of AI that leads to the deg...

About 70% of the people are living in rural areas and most of them are illiterate and even more than that percentage of the people are not aware of the rights conferred upon them by law. B...

The COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing nationwide lockdowns has negatively affected almost every sector. Among them, Education sector has been the worst affected globally. Even before the pandem...

India's judiciary plays a crucial role in shaping the country's legal and constitutional landscape, particularly in the domain of human rights. The Indian Constitution provides a comprehensive ...

The rights of persons with disabilities (PWDs) In India have been focal point of legal reforms over the years, yet significant barriers remain in achieving their full inclusion in society. Desp...

The rights of persons with disabilities (PWDs) In India have been focal point of legal reforms over the years, yet significant barriers remain in achieving their full inclusion in society. Desp...

It is an increasing and all-inclusive dialogue which has been going on in the past years and speaks to various conceptions of what is often referred to as "toxic masculinity" besides ...

The expeditious advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies has raised genuine concerns related to their implication's human rights, particularly the freedom of religion, thought a...

Indigenous peoples frequently struggle to maintain their cultural identity while also maintaining their social, economic, and political standing. Numerous indigenous communities suffered from c...

Human Rights in digital era are about protecting and exercising human rights in online spaces. The advent of the digital era has brought unprecedented opportunities for communications, expressi...

The recent suicide of Bengaluru-based software engineer Atul Subhash has captured nationwide attention, with significant updates shedding light on the harrowing circumstances that led to his de...

Prisoners are people who have been lawfully detained after being convicted of a crime. The aim behind the prison system is to reform a convict and help them settle back in society without the a...

Sexual Harassment can be defined as a type of harassment which has sexual undertones through words, signs, or behavior whereby the victim is put through unwelcome and hostile requests for sexua...

This study evaluates the connection of victims' rights, human rights, and criminal justice in India, accentuating the barriers and paths for encouraging values and safeguarding the protections ...

"For it is an unbroken torture to me that I am still so far from him, who as I fully know, governs each and every breath of my life, and whose offspring I am. I know that it is the evil passion...

Part 1: Historical Foundations And Basic Principles As I delve into the complex world of human rights law, it becomes evident that understanding its historical foundations is crucial for any l...

The human rights of minorities in India are safeguarded by the Constitution, which ensures equality, non-discrimination, and freedom of religion. Minority groups, including religious, linguisti...

This day serves as a global reminder of the grave issue of human trafficking, a modern form of slavery that exploits millions of individuals worldwide. By referencing this date in the title, we...

Human Rights And The Indian SocietyWhenever we hear the term 'Human Rights' what hits our senses firstly? Is it just the orthodox term which only lies in the texts and books, oriented to law on...

In prisons, the practice of strip searches is a contentious method employed to uncover contraband and maintain safety. While these searches aim to curb the trafficking of firearms, narcotics, a...

Under the reign of Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru, India was one of the first countries to implement an official family planning system. India is the second most populous country in the world after China...

"It is an injustice to treat unequals as equals, just as it is an injustice to treat equals as unequals."-- Aristotle[1] Dr BR Ambedkar highlighted how the British government had deliberately ...

In recent years the men's mental health have been under a great strain due to gender biases in Indian legal system. The condition of men can be understood in today's world through the fact that...

The Indian judiciary has frequently been confronted with the challenge of balancing the powers of law enforcement against the rights of individuals. In this context, the case of Joginder Kumar ...

The digital age has transformed the human rights landscape, necessitating a re-evaluation of privacy and data protection. Social workers, traditionally at the forefront of advocating for vulner...

John Stuart Mill was a British philosopher, economist and statesman. Born on 20th May 1806 in Pentonville, London, he was the son of James Stuart Mill, the best friend and follower of Jeremy Be...

In the contemporary digital landscape, technology has become an integral aspect of our lives, shaping how we communicate, work, and interact. However, this technological evolution has also give...

Prisons encounter numerous challenges stemming from systemic, social, and administrative shortcomings. Overcrowding stands out as a significant problem, with facilities operating well beyond th...

Switzerland is celebrated for its mountainous beauty, with a high standard of living. At the same time, this country has remained right at the forefront in end-of-life matters. Switzerland is o...

This article analyzes the current status of prison reform in India, emphasizing problems and providing solutions. We examine the ways that legislative frameworks, judicial decisions, and histor...

Human rights are the inherent rights that individuals have by virtue of being human. These rights are universally and equally valid for all people and last for all time. Violating human rights ...

Legal Aid implies giving free legal service to the poor and needy who cannot afford the services of a lawyer for the conduct of a case or a legal proceeding in any court, tribunal or before an ...

The right of private defence gives authority to individuals to protect themselves and their property from harm. Sections 34 to 44 in the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (BNS) provide a comprehens...

Women's correctional facilities are integral to the criminal justice system, creating supportive environments that cater to the unique circumstances of female offenders. These specialized insti...

National security is a complex concept shaped by numerous factors, including diplomacy, economics, and military strength. Among these, the infrastructure along international borders plays a cru...

Once again, the door of the Supreme Court has been knocked, against the bulldozer justice, or instant justice, which is being carried by some states. Justice B.R. Gavai, leading a division ben...

Hate speech encompasses any form of communication - spoken, written, or behavioural - that belittles, shames, or provokes violence or discrimination against individuals or groups based on chara...

Confronting substance use among prisoners is a complicated and multifaceted challenge. A substantial portion of the prison population grapples with substance use disorders, making it essential ...

The global health environment is constantly in a state of flux, and it keeps on presenting policy makers, health systems, and international organizations with new challenges. In the wake of the...

The Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act (COTPA) is a pivotal legislation in India, focused on the regulation of the manufacture, sale, and consumption of tobacco products. Introduced in 2...

Community policing in tribal regions is essential for connecting law enforcement with indigenous communities, acknowledging their unique cultural, social, and economic contexts. This approach f...

In any society, the law acts as a tool to regulate behavior, protect rights, and ensure justice. However, laws alone cannot bring about meaningful change if societal attitudes and mindsets rema...

Indian population consists of different castes, societies, and clusters, and among these, all tribal population constitutes 8.6% of the total population of India (Census 2011). The tribal women...

Increase in Prenatal death rates. Every child deserves a fair chance to life, Right to life being one of the Fundamental rights enshrined in the Indian constitution, how come these children ...

Strip searches in correctional facilities are a controversial topic, involving a variety of legal, ethical, and practical issues. These searches usually entail the removal of clothing and, at t...

Human rights in the digital era encompass privacy, freedom of expression, access to information, and protection against discrimination online. It involves balancing technological advancements w...

On August 1, 2024, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, along with two other Americans, was released from Russia as part of a prisoner swap. The exchange included a total of 24 indivi...

This paper explores the legal complexities surrounding online prostitution in India and proposes strategies to address them effectively. It highlights the misalignment between existing laws, su...

During my time as Deputy Commissioner of Police for the 5th Battalion of the Kolkata Armed Police from 2012 to 2015, I faced a variety of challenges and responsibilities. Among these experience...

Ensuring the well-being and effectiveness of police personnel is crucial amid numerous challenges. Extended periods away from loved ones, especially in dangerous or remote locations, pose perso...

The Act was enacted to provide protection of rights of transgender persons and to protect them from any sort of discriminations. The Act is extended to whole of India. The Act is divided into n...

What is Lynching?Lynching means to illegally kill a person suspected of an offense without a trial, often by a public mob. In the past few years, incidents of mob lynching rose in India. Religi...

Parole is a mechanism enabling the temporary or permanent release of prisoners before they have finished serving their sentences, typically under certain stipulations. In India, this option is ...

Ex Home Minister of Britain Lord Waddington's remarks bring attention to a significant concern within the criminal justice system: the ineffectiveness and expense associated with conventional i...

On March 11, 2020, in course of my incumbency as Special Inspector General of Correctional Services, West Bengal, a visit to the Baruipur Central Jail (Jails & Prisons are called Correction...

Research Background Children's rights are of utmost importance in any society, given their vulnerability. This research paper aims to delve into the various dimensions of child rights in India...

IntroductionVictim rights have become a pivotal aspect of the criminal justice system, emphasizing the need for compassion, support, and justice for individuals who have suffered due to criminal ac...

A witness is one of the most important elements in the criminal justice system. To reach a fair judgement, judges need some evidences or clues that help in cases, which are provided by witnesse...

Do you know that how many men become victims of sexual violence on a daily basis in India and around the globe? You will be quite shocked to see the statistics. A survey was conducted by The Ec...

The Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed for the creation of a National Men's Commission is an intriguing case that raises questions about gender equality and the need for a formal platform t...

Sexual harassment is a major problem affecting all women in this world.It results in the violation of basic fundamental rights of women especially right to equality under Article 14 & 15 of...

This legal article explores the fundamental relationship that governs human rights and education, emphasizing the significance of education as a transformative force for the holistic developmen...

In today's scenario if we look at the situation of crime taking place in India at a very high note people are getting justice also in return. Human trafficking not only in India but all over th...

In today's scenario if we look at the situation of crime taking place in India at a very high note people are getting justice also in return. Human trafficking not only in India but all over th...

"My mum told me to come; I'll take you out and buy you chocolates. I happily went with her. She took me to Bohri mohalla (in Mumbai), a cluster where 90% Bohras live. We went into this dark dec...

'Death cells,' within the stark confines of a jail or prison, represent a potent nexus of legal and moral weight, serving as the final holding ground for individuals condemned to death. These c...

The Manipur Story In the famous Manipuri folklore, Moirang Shayon is the story of epic cycles of rebirth of two divine lovers in Moirang. It is based on the concept of love and unity of the tw...

Abortion remains a sensitive matter in most countries, receiving a lot of international attention not only as a public health concern but also as an ethical and religious issue. Public discussi...

Policer Lockup, an integral component of every police station (CID, CBI, ED and some other investigative units have their own separate lock ups), serves as a temporary holding facility for accu...

The paper is dedicated to examining the complex and evolving landscape of menstrual leave policies in India, with a particular focus on recent advances, including the significant Kerala High Co...

Remission refers to a reduction in the length of a prison sentence, distinct from furlough and parole, which involve temporary releases. While furlough and parole offer breaks from prison life,...

War is a phenomenon of organized collective violence that affects either the relations between two or more societies or the power relations within a society. War is governed by the law of armed...

The history of handcuffs stretches back centuries, evolving from simple shackles to the sophisticated restraint devices we know today. Their primary purpose has always been to prevent escape an...

This paper throws light on "Right" and how it is defined by different scholars and in different instruments. The paper shows that how "Right" is classified. The paper lays down the background o...

Human rights are Fundamental rights and freedoms that everyone is entitled to. regardless of nationality, religion, race, gender, or other status. In India, protecting and promoting these right...

In an era defined by rapid technological advancement, the intersection of technology and human rights has become increasingly intricate and consequential. While technology has the potential to ...

Finland is a country known for its strong commitment to human rights, both domestically and internationally. The country's human rights record is characterized by a robust legal framework, effe...

The question of whether human rights are universally applicable or subject to cultural interpretation has been a topic of significant debate. On other hand, proponents of cultural relativism ar...

The contemporary society has constructed and acknowledged various principles as human rights. Conscious of the fact that the very well-known concept of human rights has emanated from the wester...

The purpose of law is to safeguard the people's right and to keep check and balances in the society. The Law plays a vital role in a society, a society without the law would be like a jungle, w...

Area Of Focus: The prevailing public perceptions regarding whistleblowers in India, and their influence on attitudes towards whistleblowing behavior and the protection of whistleblowers. ...

Developing AI for analysing and making decisions in human rights infringement cases has hurdles due to the intricate and subjective nature of human rights. An important challenge is incorporati...

Child labor in India presents a complex challenge, entrenched in deep-rooted causes that have endured for decades. Despite legislative measures and efforts by various organizations, the practic...

Many different human rights are seriously threatened by climate change, which is caused by human activities. This essay examines the intricate connection between climate change and human rights, ...

Gender inequality, a pervasive and systemic issue, continues to cast a shadow over societies worldwide despite advancements in various spheres. It encompasses disparities, biases, and injustice...

The Significance Of Digital Diplomacy In Addressing DisinformationDigital diplomacy has become a crucial instrument in the arena of international relations, playing a vital role in tackling the g...

The gender pay gap persists as a critical issue globally, reflecting systemic inequalities and discriminatory practices within societies. This research paper aims to explore the gender pay gap ...

Human rights are universal principles that are inherent to all individuals, regardless of their nationality, ethnicity, religion, or any other status. These rights are enshrined in various inte...

The evolution of concept of human rights is hotly debated topic. There are various views of different jurists and thinkers. Many of these views are at best can be said to be subjective and moti...

Health and well-being represent critical challenges confronting the world, characterized by complex and interconnected issues that hinder sustainable development efforts which is elaborately di...

The deep-rooted ideology of protecting the Indian culture from any kind of western influence is the very incitement leading to the intolerance and discrimination in these advancing times toward...

The paragraph covers the violation of legal rights and actions concerning the children of India. Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and its sub-part case law are used in preparing the passage. More than 1...

On May 2nd, 1956, Mao Zedong unveiled the phrase 'let a hundred flowers bloom; let a hundred schools of thought contend' as a rallying cry, which was later elaborated on by Lu Dingyi on May 26t...

India is a country with a rich and diverse culture that forms the tapestry of its various traditions and beliefs. The Uniform Civil Code in India has been a hotly disputed topic since the first...

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), with their unwavering commitment to humanitarian principles, emerge as beacons of hope, catalysts for change, and architects of peaceful resolutions in th...

Drugs !!! Generally familiar as a Social Evil or discerned as something with great adversity. One of the neglected pieces from the past. But are these so called Drugs justified in not being par...

"Liberty may be endangered by the abuse of liberty, but also by the abuse of power."[1] - - James Madison Custody primarily refers to police custody (lock up in a police station) and judicia...

The passing of former French justice minister Robert Badinter, at the age of 95, in February 2024 marks the end of a life dedicated to the cause of abolishing the death penalty. His tireless ef...

"Equality may be a fiction but nonetheless one must accept it as a governing principle" - B.R Ambedkar Gender discrimination is a form of prejudice that occurs when someone is treated u...