Andrea Yates’s Case brought to the limelight how the contours of reproductive justice can clash with criminal justice systems globally. It turned to be a judgment that not only revolved around the plight of a wrenched family, where the mother killed her own five children including an infant but also underscored the vitalness of perinatal…
The global cosmetics business has grown enormously, thus offering a means for a person to modify his or her looks and make a product easily recognizable and appealing. The cosmetics business is a scientific, quick, and extremely inventive industry that expands almost every day, and contributes significantly to the national and territorial economies around the world. When…
Amid the hue and cry of thousands of citizens, primarily women over the new abortion laws in the month of May this year passed by the legislature of the state of Texas in the U.S. posing a ban on abortion as early as a six-week pregnancy, which is a very short span, the Indian Lawmakers…
Corporate Governance is a way for structuring, operating, and governing a corporation in India to accomplish long-term objectives and satisfy stakeholders such as shareholders, creditors, employees, consumers, and suppliers. Corporate governance attempts to meet legal and regulatory requirements, as well as the company’s policies and procedures, to achieve the company’s goals with its shareholders, employees,…
Women and girls with impairments account for roughly one-fifth of all females on the earth. Women with disabilities face more difficulties acquiring adequate housing, health, education, and training, as well as finding work, and are more likely to be institutionalized. Human rights to procreate are fundamental and necessary. Both international and national law recognize reproductive…
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in its article 1 state, “All human beings are born free and are equal in dignity and human rights.” Similarly, Article 21 of the Indian Constitution states, “No person shall be deprived of his life and personal liberty except according to procedure established by law”. Thus, the liberty…
COVID-19 pandemic has shaken the world by affecting the economies since its outbreak in the Wuhan Institute of Virology, Wuhan, a city in China. The countries have taken precautionary measures like imposing lockdowns, sending COVID patients to a mandatory quarantine of fourteen days, making vaccines, restricting passengers from traveling abroad, etc. As far as India…
Dispute resolution is a process of resolving the dispute between two or more parties and it is one of the functions of the law. Dispute resolution processes are classified into two categories; adjudicative process and consensual process. Adjudicative process means the third person adjudicates the matter like, a judge in litigation or an arbitrator in…
Introduction: Climate has always been a significant factor for humanity to grow manifold over the years. Sustainable growth has been possible because of the presence of a conducive environmental scenario. Nevertheless, it has also been impacted adversely by the ongoing developments in the industrial sector and real estate maneuvers. There is a dire need at…
The issue of child labour is not a recent issue but a universal problem that prevailed during all periods. As United Nations declared 1979 as the International Year of the Child, the magnanimous exposition of this problem escalated in varied dimensions. Since then, there has been an increasing emphasis regarding the needs and rights of…
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