Published On: July 22nd 2026 Authored By: Ayush Raj Rizvi Law College I. ABSTRACT Generative AI, deepfake technologies and neural voice cloning have led to a new ethical and legal dilemma for modern law one of digital resurrection. Digital resurrection is the unauthorized use of synthetic media tools to recreate the voice, likeness, image or […]
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Published On: July 22nd 2026 Authored By: Rajendrita Dey Heritage Law College, University of Kolkata Abstract Women’s rights are one of the fundamental aspects of human rights and democratic governance. Gender equality has been formally recognized in both India and Afghanistan which are South Asian nations, through constitutional and international obligations but the legal status
Published On: July 22nd 2026 Authored By: Noorin Jahan IILM University I. Introduction Historically, Indian law treated corporations with considerable leniency in criminal matters. The Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC) did not explicitly address corporate liability, leading courts to grapple with doctrinal barriers: corporations could not “suffer” imprisonment, and imputing mens rea to an artificial
Published On: July 22nd 2026 Authored By: Vijit Raghuwanshi NLUO I. Abstract AI governance is no longer optional, Artificial Intelligence is the future adapting with it is the only plausible choice. Powerful economics are already planning their next laws, AI has already taken over multiple sectors and changed the lives of people in unimaginable ways,
Published On: July 22nd 2026 Authored By: Subhiksha M Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai Abstract The development of artificial intelligence has enabled the creation of highly realistic synthetic media known as deepfakes. Although deepfake technology has legitimate applications in entertainment, education and communication, its misuse has raised serious concerns relating to privacy, consent,
