More: Justice
Restorative Justice and Transgender Students: Promoting a Proactive Approach
The ages and experiences aligned to K-12 instruction mark a period that is crucial for growth and development. This time establishes a foundation for...
Israeli Opposition Leader Testifies in Netanyahu’s Corruption Case
The ongoing corruption trial against former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has sent shockwaves through Israel's political, security, and economic landscape. The Israeli opposition leader,...
Access to Justice for Migrant Workers Remains Challenging Task for African Governments
Consultative discussions on access to justice and gender-responsive reporting mechanisms for migrant workers was held by the African Union in conjunction with International Labour...
The Myth of Legal Injustice In Pakistan: Understanding Law of The Land
As per section 131 of Pakistan Penal code, “Abetting mutiny, or attempting to seduce a soldier, sailor or airman from his duty: Whoever abets...
Political Metamorphosis of Donald Trump into American Navalny
While media outlets were still arguing about the nature and ramifications of Vladimir Putin’s International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant, an even more groundbreaking...
A Coercive Democracy?
Imagine the opposition leader of a major democracy being bundled off to jail for supposedly defaming the surname of the ruling party's leader but...
Will the “Rule of Law” in Our Country Always be an Unreliable Myth?
Modern democratic societies place a strong emphasis on the “rule of law.” It implies that the rule of law must be upheld by all...
ICC’s Arrest Warrant Limits Putin’s External Visits
The first simple interpretation of the warrant issued by International Criminal Court is that Russian President Vladimir Putin could be arrested in 123 member...
Transitional Justice in Nepal – an achievable goal?
Nepal successfully conducted their parliamentary elections in November 2022. No single political party attained a majority of seats in the elections. The Nepali Congress...
Saudi columnists bolster calls for reform of Muslim religious law
Taliban bans on women’s education and employment by foreign aid organisations operating in Afghanistan are having unintended consequences.
The bans have sparked calls for reform...