The Covid Situation In India: A Crime Against Humanity?

Priyansh Priyadarshi This article deals with the mismanagement of the covid situation in India. The purpose of this article is to analyse whether or not, as alleged by many, the act(s) of the govt. of India amid the covid crisis, amounts to violation of human rights and various obligation under international law and can such …

The Role of Law in Subjugating a Child’s Marital Liberty: Faulty Provisions and Misconceived Developments

Vaibhav Yadav The issue of child marriage stands in direct contrast with a child’s control of his/her life. Society gives priority to parental consent and the law upholds it by some of its provisions. The Hindu Marriage Act still lacks a clear recognition of situations where parents have consented to the marriage of a child. …

Venezuela’s Migration Crisis and Latin American Regional Co-operation

Priyal Sepaha The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (hereinafter Venezuela) was known for its democratic structure and economic stability. Today, the country is facing one of the most grave humanitarian crises in the world, with over 4.5 million refugees and migrants, fleeing from Venezuela to neighbouring countries. Owing to Nicolas Maduro’s authoritarian rule and the consequent constitutional crisis, …

The Supreme Court’s Pushback of Rohingyas Contravenes Everything it Once Stood For

Samaya Khanna and Umang Misra The Supreme Court on the 8th April 2021 found in favour of the state in a writ petition filed by Adv Prashant Bhushan and Colin Gonsalves seeking an interlocutory order to stop the deportation of 168 Rohingya Muslims being conducted by the Union of India. The Supreme Court’s refusal to …