October 6, 2026

Are Existing AML Laws Fit for an Algorithmic Financial Crime Landscape?

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Published on: 6th October 2026 Authored by: Khiara Beryl Cardozo University College, Dublin Abstract Traditional anti-money laundering (AML) legal frameworks were constructed upon the static assumption that criminal proceeds must enter, pass through, or conceal themselves within the physical or digital financial system via identifiable human actors.[1] Today, this foundation is severely challenged by the […]

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Following the Money Across Borders: How FATF’s 2025 Payment Transparency Reforms Reshape International AML Law

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Published on: 6th October 2026 Authored by: Khiara Beryl Cardozo University College, Dublin Abstract The swift globalisation of financial transactions presents profound challenges to authorities combating money laundering and illicit finance.[1] In June 2025, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) adopted key revisions to Recommendation 16 to enhance cross-border payment transparency and combat fraud.[2] This

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Intellectual Property (IPR) Developments in Patent, Copyright, and Trademark Litigation

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Published on: 6th October 2026 Authored by: Md Imaran Asian Law College Abstract This article examines major developments in Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) litigation during 2025–2026, focusing on patents, copyright, and trademarks[cite: 5]. It highlights how courts globally addressed challenges posed by Artificial Intelligence, including landmark copyright cases on AI training, fair use, and authorship[cite:

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GST AT EIGHT: ANALYSING THE NEXT GENERATION OF TAX REFORMS IN INDIA

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Published on: 6th October 2026 Authored by: Eshita Nishad ITM University, Raipur Abstract The introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on July 1, 2017, marked one of the most transformative fiscal and constitutional experiments in post-independence India. Designed to dismantle a fragmented indirect tax architecture characterized by cascading duties, double taxation, and inter-state

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Menstrual Health as a Fundamental Right: Recognising Menstrual Dignity under Article 21

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Published on: 6th October 2026 Authored by: Sudiksha Mathur Institute of Law, Nirma University (ILNU) Abstract Menstruation is a natural biological process that carries far-reaching social, economic, and institutional consequences for the dignity, equality, and educational opportunities of millions of women and young girls in India. Inadequate access to affordable menstrual products, clean running water,

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