Constitution

Published on: 05th January 2025 Authored by: Dia Samani SVKM’s NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law Abstract Digital colonialism describes the new global power structure where private technology corporations control data and infrastructure that cross national borders. This article analyses how that control challenges sovereignty and tests international law. It compares regulatory responses in

Published on: 05th January 2025 Authored by: Keerthana N Christ (deemed to be) University Abstract Privatisation of outer space through private enterprises is leading to a fundamental change in space law, particularly in terms of its scope, risk distribution, and policy agenda. This article examines how laws at the international and national levels regulate the

Published on: 05th January 2026 Authored by: Iflah Batool ILS Law College, Pune ABSTRACT The global scenario in the twenty-first century with regards to the exploration of outer space has experienced an immense shift, from state-led ventures leading the way, to the current reins held by private corporations like Space X, Blue Origin, and India’s

Published on: 01st January 2026 Authored by: Rudrali Deshpande New Law College, BVDU INTRODUCTION Honour killings are acts of homicide committed by one or more relatives or community members to punish the individual for alleged actions that have allegedly brought dishonour to the family or community[1]. Honour killings are often against women who marry or