Traditional Knowledge in Biodiversity Conservation and Environmental Management
Traditional Knowledge (TK), developed and preserved by indigenous and local communities over generations, plays a vital role in biodiversity conservation, sustainable resource management, agro-biodiversity, and climate change adaptation. Rooted in a deep symbiotic relationship between humans and nature, TK encompasses practices such as traditional agriculture, water management, sacred groves, ethnobotany, and community-based governance systems. In […]
The Ecological Chasm Assessing the Ripple Effects of Neoliberalism on the Environment and the Growing Disparity between the Affluent and Disadvantaged
Neoliberalism, an economic and political philosophy prominent in the mid-20th century, advocates for free-market capitalism, limited government intervention, and deregulation. It emphasizes the efficiency of free markets, individual freedom, and the privatization of state-owned enterprises. While it can be argued that these policies foster economic growth and innovation, it is contended that neoliberalism contributes to […]
Refugee Protection in Non-Signatory States: Bangladesh, the Rohingya, and the Limits of Consent-Based International Law
Most of the world’s refugees are hosted by developing States, many of which are not parties to the 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 Protocol. This article examines how refugee protection operates in such non-signatory contexts, focusing on Bangladesh as a principal host State for the Rohingya population. It addresses a central legal problem: the […]
Marital Rape In India: Constitutional and Legal analysis
This research paper is a critical analysis of the marital rape exception in India as it was provided under section 375, exception 2 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. It is retention of section 63 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023 that continues to afford legal protection to husbands against non-consensual sexual acts with […]
Rethinking Plastic Waste Management and Exploring the Sustainable Solution – An Evaluation of Bioplastics as Alternatives
India being a developing nation with growing population has become significant for migration and rapid urbanization resulting in heaps of solid waste, causing various environmental concerns. Among all, a notable amount of waste is from plastics which is from various sources as household, industrial products, food packaging, etc. Plastic turned out to be an unavoidable […]
Has Social Media Made People More or Less Connected?
Social media has been explained in many definition , but it is usually know for it characteristics that is ,to connect human beings with other people all around the world. It is main means of mass communication. Nowadays mobile device is used by a large numbers of population and the use of social media is […]
Child Rape In India
Child sexual abuse reminds one of the most pursuing socio legal challenges in modern India.This research explores the multiple issue of child rape specifically examing the efficacy of the POSCO act 2012 the study analysed the legal frame work designed to protect minors while identifying the systematic barrier including social stigma judicial backlog under reporting […]
Beyond Labels: A Study of Social & Legal Rights of the LGBTQ Community
This research paper explores the conditions and rights of the LGTBQ community across some significant countries including India and the evolution of the how slowly and gradually the acceptance of this community came to be in countries across the globe. It studies how various factors such as political situations, socio-cultural and religious perspectives and how […]
Women Empowerment through Education: A Constitutional and Legal Analysis in India
The imbalanced sex ratio in India is responsible for discrimination of women in all aspects of life in India. There is a severe and deep-rooted division and discrimination based on sex and caste in the Indian social system. 1The framers of the Indian Constitution have built protective and affirmative provisions for the empowering of women. […]
An In-Depth Examination of Legislative Efforts to Address Human Trafficking and Protect Vulnerable Groups
This research undertakes an in-depth exploration of legislative efforts to combat human trafficking and safeguard vulnerable groups, including women, children, and economically marginalized communities. Today human trafficking remains a grave violation of human rights, perpetuating social and economic inequalities. Moreover, despite the existence of legal frameworks such as the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956, and […]