Structural Violence: Introduced in 1969 by Johan Galtung, structural violence refers to the form of violence wherein social structures or institutions may harm or otherwise disadvantage individuals by preventing them from meeting their basic needs. Structural inequalities are harmful to women due to the intersection of gender with existing conditions such as poor health, inadequate education, and…
View detailsIt is smarter to have one systematized enactment than various to manage the parts of an organization which can have a solitary umbrella. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code in India has been into effect since 2016. Before the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (hereinafter called as IBC), India had no solitary law managing an organization…
View detailsIn international law, asylum is defined as a state’s protection of a foreign citizen against his home state. The person granted asylum has no legal right to ask for it, and the sheltering state is under no legal obligation to provide it. To be awarded asylum, a person must show that he or she is…
View detailsthere’s a leaked pandora’s box, help me seal the lock Or all the lies will get away. There was a pinocchio who lied to everyone and he faced the consequence. it’s mysterious how, this life thing goes on, And finally tucks in our bed. Therefore no more lies, just hold on tight, And be normal…
View detailsThe Maoist movement is one of independent India’s most serious internal security threats. The development process has failed to improve the rural population’s fate in terms of socioeconomic transformation, leading to the rise of maoists. Poverty, inequality, exploitation, and systemic violence are all circumstances that the maoists thrive in. Poverty, unemployment, and marginalisation are all…
View detailsEducation is a very important aspect in every individual’s life. It shapes the future of the person and enables them to have a chance at better quality of life. While education being easily accessible to people, there are many who are still deprived of it. India’s education system is marred by gross inequalities in…
View detailsWHAT IS THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF CITIZENS? National Register of Citizens is the register containing names of Indian Citizens .After conducting the Census in 1951, a National Register of Citizens was prepared. This census involved showing the houses or holdings of each village in a serial order of each and writing on a prominent part of…
View detailsNational Register of Citizens is the register containing names of Indian Citizens .After conducting the Census in 1951, a National Register of Citizens was prepared. This census involved showing the houses or holdings of each village in a serial order of each and writing on a prominent part of the wall of the house, a number…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Clinical Legal Education involves “Creating a learning environment where students identify, research and apply knowledge in a setting which replicates, at least in part, the world where it is practiced. It almost inevitably means that the student takes on some aspect of a case and conducts this as it would be conducted in the…
View detailsVicarious Liability deals with situations in which one party is responsible for others’ actions. Therefore, both the person at whose behest the act is performed and the person who performs the act are responsible in a case of vicarious liability. Employers are also vicariously responsible for the wrongdoing of their workers committed during the course…
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