The United Nations Internal Justice System and its challenges | Judge Teresa Bravo writes
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Passive Euthanasia in India: Toward a Streamlined, Technology Driven Protocol – With Reflections from the UK Experience | Justice K. Kannan writes
Justice K. Kannan (Retd.), is a former HC Judge and author of the book: Medicine…
Justice Deferred: The Quiet Crisis of India’s Dispute Resolution System | Adv. Talha Abdul Rahman writes for Virtuosity Legal
Justice in a democracy is not an optional service—it is a foundational promise. Yet, the…
Financial Orders On Divorce: Should It Not Be A Win-Win Situation?
The above-mentioned question suggests that normatively financial orders should strive towards ensuring that parties have…
India’s Slow March Back to ADM Jabalpur
50 Years Later, What Have We Learned? This year marks the 50th anniversary of the…
Facial Recognition: A Crime Fighter or Civil Rights Threat?
Abstract Facial recognition technology is rapidly being adopted by law enforcement agencies worldwide, including in…
December 2025 Issue
Is Life Imprisonment Without Remission a ‘Fourth Category’ of Punishment?
Life imprisonment without remission is a penal sentence in which the convict remains incarcerated for…
The Oxygen Divide: Why India’s Air Pollution is a Crisis of Inequality | Shivanshu K. Srivastava writes for Virtuosity Legal
Abstract Air pollution in India has transitioned from a seasonal environmental concern into a systemic…
SARAL or Secrecy? How the DPDP Rules Change RTI’s Promise
Imagine filing an RTI to understand why your local authority denied you a benefit, only…
International Sporting Events in the Warming World: Reassessing State Responsibility to Protect Athlete Health
Abstract Every major sporting event claims to be a celebration of human potential. The current…
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