Privacy Under Siege: The Legal Dilemma of Doxing in the Digital Era
This guest article from Nirma University explores the delicate balance between privacy rights and personal liberties arising from doxxing.
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Thea Glover
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Necessary Steps to Ensure Voting Rights - Reflections Ahead of the U.S. November Election
An assessment of the state of voting, and voting rights in the United States ahead of the 2024 federal election.
Thea Glover
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The Deceptive Promise of Greece’s Legalisation of Same-Sex Marriage
An examination of the status of LGBTQ+ rights in Greece after the legalization of same-sex marriage.
Annie Herington
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What Is Happening to Medical Neutrality?
Medical war crimes, current trends in conflict areas, and the importance of publicising medical war crimes according to international law.
Emma Brown
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The Legal Battle and Implications of Alabama's First Nitrogen Gas Executions
On January 25, 2024, Alabama used nitrogen gas to perform an execution for the first time in U.S. history.
Ilaria Freccia
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Small But Mighty: The Filipino Journalist Who’s Changing the World from Jail
Maria Ressa is a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and journalist fighting for the right to maintain freedom of the press in the Philippines.
Patricia Solans
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U.N. 2024 Goals Reflect Human Rights as Top Global Priority
Dennis Francis, President of the 78th session of UNGA cites human rights as a top priority for the UN global agenda.
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2024 Universal Periodic Review Exposes Concerns Regarding U.N. Human Rights Council Membership
The U.N.'s Universal Periodic Review highlights stains in China's human rights record.
Sarah Manne
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What is Megan’s Law?
Megan’s Law requires the public to have access to the information of convicted sex offenders in their community.
Grace Julian
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South Africa vs. Israel: An Explanation of the International Court of Justice’s Role in the Modern Global System
South Africa vs. Israel: An Explanation of the International Court of Justice’s Role in the Modern Global System.
Aidan Ruetschle
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Domestic Violence and the Law: Examining Issues in Conceptions and Studies of Domestic Violence
This article will attempt to explore domestic violence and its connection to law as it affects women.
Katherine Clyne
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Rights and Trade at China and Ireland’s Beef Lunch
Ireland tries to balance humanitarian concerns about the Xinjiang region while maintaining trade relationships with China.
Adele Spitz
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Attempt to Infringe on Freedom of Speech or a Based Judgement on the Limits of the First Amendment
This article explores the intersection of First Amendment rights and government regulations, examining permit-and-fee codes.
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Understanding the 2023 Australian Indigenous Voice Referendum
An analysis of the results of the recent Australian Voice referendum and its potential legal and social effects.
Katherine Clyne
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6th September Ruling & Lampedusa: A Review on The European Union’s Responsibility for Asylum Seekers
How a Syrian family who was deported from Greece represents broader issues in the EU’s policy for asylum seekers.
James Vandrau
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Navigating the Storm: The European Union’s Quest for a New Migration Pact
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The Future of A.I. for Low-Income Communities and Developing Countries
How AI has, is, and can interact with low-income communities, particularly when it comes to creating equitable and affordable healthcare.
Ed Macdonald
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The Beautiful Game? The Rise of ‘Sportswashing’ in Football
In the past two decades there's been an alarming increase in the frequency of ‘sportswashing’ in football. What is it and how do we stop it?
Ciaran Zanna
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The Moral Problem of the Imprisonment for Public Protection Scheme
Evaluating the recent debate over the now-scrapped IPP Scheme and its negative mental health consequences on prisoners
James Vandrau
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Why is Black Economic Empowerment Failing to Reconcile Social Inequality in South Africa?
An overview of why, despite some progress, the Black Economic Empowerment policy has failed to reconcile social inequality in South Africa.
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