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The Naxal movement in West Bengal, originating in the 1967 Naxalbari uprising and witnessing a major resurgence during the late 2000s—particularly through the Lalgarh…
Abstract The relationship between human rights and environmental law has…
The Supreme Court has reaffirmed that convictions under the POCSO Act need not fail for want of medical evidence if ocular testimony is credible and consistent. In Dinesh Kumar Jaldhari v. State of Chhattisgarh (2025), the Court upheld a conviction for aggravated sexual assault on a four-year-old child, relying on consistent parental testimony and trauma-induced behaviour, despite the absence of external injuries. The ruling underscores that medical evidence is corroborative, not substantive, and that courts must adopt a sensitive, victim-centric approach where child victims may be unable to fully articulate their trauma. This jurisprudence ensures that justice is not defeated by technical gaps in forensic proof.
Introduction The notion of equality can be understood in two aspects: The equality of form:…
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Introduction Human trafficking is reckoned as the most severe and most fundamental breach of human…
Introduction – A Landmark in International Law The Palermo Protocol, officially titled the Protocol to…
The paper outlines key legal frameworks, including the Juvenile Justice Act, which prioritizes rehabilitation over punishment, and examines landmark cases that have influenced these reforms.
Human trafficking
Evolving Global Immigration Jurisprudence: Balancing Sovereignty, Justice, and Human Rights Immigration law continues to be…
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Abstract “This paper critically examines the child labour laws aiming to address the digital exploitation…
Introduction “Access to Justice” – far from being just a legal buzzword – includes several…
My Body, My Right: Bodily Autonomy in India The Indian judiciary has consistently emphasized that…
In the world of public service, where people often question every action and motive, a…
Introduction While prison walls physically isolate individuals, they are permeable to the far-reaching consequences of…
In response to the escalating global scrutiny on law enforcement practices, mastering de-escalation has undeniably…
Aspect India International Practices Training Emphasis Basic interpersonal and verbal communication taught in most police…
De-escalation in Modern Policing Introduction As law enforcement practices come under increasing global scrutiny, it…
Introduction In the intricate web of laws, borders, and bureaucratic formalities, there exist certain individuals…
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Lost Childhood Amidst War Crisis The implications of war extend beyond the ground it is…
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