Abstract : 1. Chid Rights 2. Some of the most important rights to children 3. Women’s rights 4. Women-specific legislation 5. Women-related legislation 6. Some of the most important rights to women 7. Conclusion. Article: Child Rights : Includes the children’s rights adopted in the United Nations convention on the Rights of the Child on…
View detailsAbstract: 1. Indigenous people 2. Indigenous rights 3. Protection under law for Indigenous Group 4. Rights of Indigenous People in India Article: Indigenous people: Indigenous peoples, also referred to as First peoples, First nations, Aboriginal peoples, Native peoples, Indigenous natives, or Autochthonous peoples (these terms are often capitalized when referring to specific indigenous peoples as ethnic groups, nations, and the members of these…
View detailsReview of literature: • Human Rights • What is Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993? • Introduction of Human Rights • Objectives of Human Rights • Kinds of Human Rights • National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) • State Human Rights Commission (SHRC) Article: Human Rights: 1. Means the rights relating to life, liberty, equality and…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Every individual has a right to the full enjoyment of their property without any disturbance, this is the reason trespass was made an offence. Even though trespass is ordinarily a civil wrong for which the defendant can sue for damages, but when such trespass occurs with a criminal intention it amounts to criminal trespass.…
View detailsSTAGES OF CRIME There are four stages of crime as defined in the penal code of India these stages are as follows: The first two stages are not considered as punishable under the Indian penal code, intention is constituted when there is presence of both Mens rea and Actus reus i.e. guilty mind and…
View detailsINTRODUCTION: Crime rate is increasing all over the world so as in India. Punishments are awarded in India through different legislations like Crpc (Code of Criminal Procedure) and IPC (Indian Penal Code). Death penalty is legal punishment in India. On December 24, 2017 Madhya Pradesh passed a bill which introduces capital punishment in…
View detailsIntroduction : As the IP ecosystem is quite vast and varied, each country has established dedicated bodies for the promotion, administration and implementation of IP activities. In India, the key organizations engaged in IP affairs are mentioned below : Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade(DPIIT), New Delhi DPIIT, earlier known as the Department…
View detailsIntroduction – Copyrights‘ refer to the legal rights provided by law to the original creator of the work in the fields of literature and computer software. The ‗Related Rights‘ encompass the author‘s work in the fields of dramatics, sound recording, film/video recordings, paintings, architecture, etc. Copyrights and Related Rights are one of the categories of…
View detailsA Tortious liability may arise if a person causes any injury related to the victim’s life, property, reputation, etc. This liability is civil in nature. In law of tort, the liability can be incurred regardless of whether the injury was inflicted intentionally or by accident. Unlike tort, the presence of mens rea is pertinent in…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Section 425 to 440 of the Penal Code lay down the law relating to “mischief”. Section 425 defines the offence of mischief, while section 426 provides punishment therefor. The succeeding 14 sections cover the aggravated forms of mischief differing in terms of punishment, depending on the value of the wrongful loss or damage of…
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