Introduction From Jallikattu to cock fighting, animal rights activists of India have been fierce in every way. Veganism is a new lifestyle which is gaining popularity in many states. Thousands of chickens, goats, and cows get slaughtered mercilessly in slaughter houses for the non-vegetarian lovers and here is where the Animal Welfare come into picture, […]
Jallikattu: A Celebrated Culture or Animal Abuse? Read More »
Introduction Almost everything we do today leaves a trail of digital exhaust, a perpetual stream of texts, location data and other information we live on. Well after each of us is long gone. We’re now being exposed to as much information in a single day as our 15th generation ancestors were exposed to in their
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Introduction On August 15, 1947, when both India and Pakistan became independent, the state of J&K (hereinafter ‘J&K’) did not concede to either of the state’s dominion. In 1946, Maharaja Hari Singh proposed a “standstill Agreement” with both the countries. India did not agree with this agreement and wanted to hold further negotiations. On October
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Introduction: The law is a living organism which is reflected by the ever-evolving landscape of international criminal law. Conflicts demonstrate the role of major players of international law drive most essentially, human rights. Human rights are rights inherent to all human beings, without any discrimination. According to Art. 1 of the UDHR, “All human beings
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ABSTRACT Animals have been a crucial part of human lives since ancient times, having been used for several purposes like food, farming, entertainment, warfare, sports and more. Their importance in human lives has never been denied, but they have also not been given due acknowledgment of a status that is explicitly protective or beneficial to
Abstract: Australian law has its root in the common law of England. But, with the change of the time, Australian law has also evolved according to the needs of the society. It has taken its own instance on many aspects of Private International Law and has refused to follow the common law anarchy prevalent in
Doctrine of Forum Non Convenience in Australia: A Journey to Voth v. Manildra Flour Case Read More »
