Published On: 14th August 2026 Authored By: Anushree Gayen Department of Law, University of Calcutta (Hazra Campus) Introduction Juvenile Justice System can be described as a remarkable feature of the general criminal justice system which targets to point out the problems involving the children who have committed the offenses or they need some care and […]
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Published On: 14th August 2026 Authored By: Urmila Biswas Department of Law, University of Calcutta (Hazra Campus) ABSTRACT Passive euthanasia has emerged as one of the most significant constitutional and ethical issues in Indian Jurisprudence. It raises several serious questions relating to the sanctity of life, patient autonomy, and, most importantly, the right to die
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Published on: 8th August 2026 Authored by: Aditya Harsh Balaji School of Law, Sri Balaji University, Pune Abstract Human trafficking for commercial sexual exploitation remains a severe systemic issue in India, representing a direct infringement upon human dignity and personal autonomy guaranteed under Articles 21 and 23 of the Indian Constitution. Despite decades of statutory
Published on: 8th August 2026 Authored by: Aditya Harsh Balaji School of Law, Sri Balaji University, Pune Abstract As artificial intelligence technologies advance rapidly, synthetic media capabilities such as voice cloning and deepfakes enable the creation of realistic digital replicas of deceased individuals. Termed “digital resurrection,” this process facilitates commercial, recreational, and personal applications, allowing
Published On: August 07, 2026 Authored By: Emmanuel Omole University of Lagos Abstract Artificial intelligence has moved from the periphery of arbitral practice to its operational core, assisting tribunals and counsel with research, document review, translation and drafting. This essay asks whether that shift is a necessary evil arbitration must absorb to retain its advantages
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