International Journal of Human Rights Law Review
International Open Access Double Blind Peer Reviewed, Referred Journal
ISSN No. : 2583-7095
ISSN No. : 2583-7095
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In contemporary conflicts, civilians are no longer merely caught in the crossfire they are often the intended targets of military strategy, political intimidation, and collective punishment. From the destruction of maternity wards in Mariupol, Ukraine, to the levelling of entire residential districts in Gaza, and the ethnic massacres in El Geneina, Sudan, the promises of […]
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The rapid adoption of QR-code-based digital payments in India has created new forms of consumer vulnerability, particularly where fraudsters manipulate customers into voluntarily authorising transactions. The existing regulatory framework of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) primarily addresses “unauthorised electronic banking transactions”, providing a liability framework where the customer has not authorised the transaction or […]
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The rapid growth of social media platforms and the creator economy have led to the emergence of child influencers, who create monetised content on social media platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Snapchat and other digital platforms. Though this provides children with opportunities for creativity and participation, but it also raises concerns regarding their education, […]
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Many quick-commerce platforms depend on “dark stores” small, inventory-led fulfilment premises located close to consumer neighbourhoods from which app-based orders are picked, packed and dispatched. Their physical form is familiar but their regulatory character is not. A dark store may resemble a retail shop in commercial organisation, a warehouse in land-use terms, a food-storage establishment […]
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India’s gated communities are increasingly administered through digital gate-management platforms that record, verify and circulate information about domestic workers. Entry and exit times, worker identities, photographs, biometric identifiers, attendance histories and resident-generated ratings can now become part of a worker’s digital profile even where the worker is not a user of the platform and has […]
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Since the Taliban regained power in August 2021 Afghan women have seen their legal rights get worse. The Taliban moved from rules to written laws that punish the very actions Afghan women use to stay safe. The latest law, the 2024 Law on the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice shows how far this […]
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The rapid digital expansion of the Indian interactive entertainment industry has driven a structural transition from traditional upfront software purchases to continuous, post-installation micro-transactions within Free-to-Play (F2P) mobile video games. Central to this monetization model are algorithmic “loot boxes”—virtual containers yielding randomized digital rewards—and variable-ratio reinforcement schedules that exploit cognitive vulnerabilities. While the Central Consumer […]
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This paper examines maternity protection in India beyond the formal grant of leave, with particular attention to the risk that a woman may return to employment but lose the functional status, authority, responsibilities, appraisal opportunities, or career trajectory attached to her earlier role. The analysis is anchored in the Delhi High Court’s decision in Rakhi […]
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India’s quick-commerce model makes speed its principal value proposition. The same digital interfaces that reduce transaction costs can, however, compress the time available for reflection through countdowns, scarcity cues, pre-selected add-ons, ranking choices, hidden charges and asymmetric cancellation flows. This article develops “urgency architecture” as an analytical concept for the interaction between rapid delivery and […]
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The enforcement of the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023 marked the beginning of India’s landmark privacy-first data framework, with stringent compliance with data minimization and consent standards. Simultaneously, civil society is subjected to a high-surveillance public transparency regime under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010 (FCRA). A severe statutory clash is highlighted in […]