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Recitation of Preamble and India’s First National Referendum
The protesters are reminding those in power that constitutional government should not just follow the text of the Constitution but also adhere to its spirit and values in practice.
Setting up A Free Stage for Crypto Currency: Internet and Mobile Association of India v. RBI (2020 SCC Online SC 275)
The judgment given by the Supreme Court marks the importance of judicial review vis-à-vis the economic policy decisions.
Legality of Online Fantasy Sports League Games
The growth of fantasy sports has raised questions pertaining to its legality, which depends on whether such games come under the category of ‘game of skill’ or ‘game of chance’.
Two-Days Virtual Conference on Law, Courts and Politics during Covid-19 Pandemic: (19th – 20th December, 2020)
ISLR invites papers from scholars, academicians, activists, and students.
Sea Level Rise and the Future of Maldives
Since there is customary international law to protect the refugees , we new customary law to prevent people from becoming refugees.
Why Climate Migrants? Why Not Climate Refugee?
The need of the hour is to realize that climate change is real and so are its consequences. The countries shall reflect upon their commitments under international law and the level of GHG emissions to realise the responsibility owed to the affected countries. Bangladesh is one such country to which the world owes an obligation including India.
Who are Climate Refugee?
Scholars and activists use the term “climate refugee” because this term expresses the seriousness of the issue of climate change and human migration due to climate change.
Covid-19 & Sovereignty: Should we blame the WHO?
The whole world is currently living the Covid-19, a pandemic that has once again put forward the discussion about what is understood, or should be understood by “sovereignty”. Indeed, a pandemic is a global problem that represents a challenge and the need to acknowledge state sovereignty and international cooperation as non-exclusive concepts.
Humanitarian Shifts in the International Legal System in a post Pandemic World : Sinking International Citizen(ship) or Reclaiming Domestic Self-Determination?
The thatcherism’s complacent, yet condescending reliance on neoliberalism makes way, a crucial question is what readjustments does International Law imminently implement to address the challenges posed by a World of extreme economic adversity, extreme poverty and displacement, managing the Future of work in the era of demands, the CoVID Pandemic makes on us ?