Anirudh Vijay and Vaibhav Sharma of Faculty of Law, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi analyse the much debated Blue Whale game and challenge its legal standing.
Continue reading Legally Challenging the BlueWhale Game
Neelabh Kumar Bist of Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai writes on Hate Speech and its chilling effect over the Freedom of Speech and Expression. Continue reading Hate Speech and its chilling effect over the Freedom of Speech and Expression
Hon’ble Supreme Court of India through the significant judgment Navtej Johar v Union of India struck down section 377 of the Indian Penal Code thereby legalising consensual gay sex. The judgment, although a historic one, would serve just as the first step towards ensuring equal rights for gay relationships. The opinion that marriage is a sacred union between two individuals of the opposite sex is … Continue reading LGBT RIGHTS – THE NEED FOR LEGAL RECOGNITION
To start with crime, the basic necessities to survive on this planet is food water and shelter but ironically, what we see is the change in scenario, now we come across unwanted necessity called crime which has become quotidian in our lives and the fact that nobody pays as much attention as needed, it has come to an alarming situation.The national crime record bureau has … Continue reading RAPE: YOUR WORST FEAR IS SOMEONE ELSE’S REALITY.
This article puts forth the concern of rising custodial violence and deaths in India. It also analyses the responsible authority of such deaths, citing judgments.
This article is written by
Manisha Arora of
Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University Continue reading Rising cases of Custodial violence in India
