–Purush Purushothaman With 395 articles and over 117,000 words, the Indian Constitution was not a hastily drafted one. The drafting of the longest constitution in the world was a historical episode that took almost three […]
–Yossi Nehushtan & Megan Davidson The rule of law has many, often incompatible meanings. Here we subscribe to Joseph Raz’s perception of the rule of law that concludes, in short, that the purpose of ‘the […]
-Lataa Krishnamurti & Ajay Awasthi As the Indian state celebrates its seventieth year of independence, it is perturbing to know that 35 percent of the population, which mainly comprises of children below the age of […]
-Sidharth Luthra & Supriya Juneja The idea of a crime is that it is something that rightly concerns the State, and not just the person(s) affected by the wrongdoings. Many crimes are civil wrongs as […]
–Bahram N. Vakil, Saloni Bhandari & Firoza Dodhi The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (“UDHR”), the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (“ICCPR”) and other international treaties recognize privacy as a fundamental human right. […]