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MAY 2024 Volume 1 Issue 1 |
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| 1. | Climate Constitutionalism: Can a Right to a Healthy Environment Be Judicially Enforced in India? | 1–16 |  |
| Aashish Bidhan | |||
| 2. | An Analytical Study of “In Re: Alleged Rape and Murder Incident of a Trainee Doctor in RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata and Related Issues” | 17–23 | |
| Aditi Shrivastava | |||
| 3. | The Bitter Harvest: Labour Welfare and Tea Garden Community in Assam | 24–40 | |
| Amritha Manivannan Chinmaya Hedge | |||
| 4. | The Legal Landscape of Same-Sex Relationships in Europe: ECHR Decision Based on Section 8 | 41–55 | |
| Ana Lovita | |||
| 5. | Rethinking Equality Without the Compromise of Identity: A Holistic Approach Towards Inclusion | 56–64 | |
| Aniket Sur | |||
| 6. | Gender Neutrality in Maintenance Laws Under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 | 65–82 | |
| Anisha Bano | |||
| 7. | Contemporary Issues and Challenges in Law | 83–88 | |
| Anushka Singh | |||
| 8. | Gender Pay Disparity and Workplace Violence in Corporate India: A Legal and Constitutional Analysis | 89–99 | |
| Archita Dixit | |||
| 9. | Kurdistan and the Moments of Lausanne | 100–115 | |
| Atul Pal | |||
| 10. | The Legal Implications of Custodial Torture Under International Human Rights Framework | 116–131 | |
| Ayushi Srivastava | |||
| 11. | A Critical Analysis of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 | 132–137 | |
| Bibhabasu Misra | |||
| 12. | The Impact of Social Isolation on Inmate Mental Health: Are Prisons Failing Rehabilitation? | 138–153 | |
| Cherry Patidar | |||
| 13. | Artificial Intelligence and Legal Responsibility: Emerging Challenges in Contemporary Jurisprudence | 154–167 | |
| Christson R. | |||
| 14. | Reviewing the Indian Police System: Challenges Faced by the Police in India | 168–176 | |
| Debopriya Chatterjee | |||
| 15. | Research on the Legal Subject Theory and Hohfeld’s Ontology of Artificial Intelligence | 177–187 | |
| Deepthi Rodda | |||
| 16. | Under-Protection of Gig Workers in India: Law, Policy, and the Everyday Realities of Platform Work | 188–203 | |
| D. V. Laya D. V. Shruthi | |||
| 17. | Balancing Freedom of Religion with Secularism in India | 204–209 | |
| Harbans Bassi | |||
| 18. | The Rohingya Crisis: An Examination of Ethnic Persecution and the Failures of International Response | 210–225 | |
| Himanshi Malhotra Swati | |||
| 19. | A Critical Analysis of Divorce Legislation and Its Social Effect: The Law and the Limits of Affection | 226–238 | |
| Kini Saxena Pallavi Jain | |||
| 20. | The Role of Social Media Platforms in Combating Cyber Bullying: Legal and Ethical Dimensions | 239–254 | |
| Komal Dixit Shubhrangna Pudin | |||
| 21. | History and Introduction of Tribunals in India | 255–259 | |
| Kshitij Singh | |||
| 22. | From Civil Liberties to Digital Rights: The Legal Architecture of Digital Citizenship in India | 260–273 | |
| Dr. Lahama Mazumdar | |||
| 23. | Systematic Violence Against Dalits: A Criminological Analysis | 274–283 | |
| Laxmi Prasad Boda | |||
