Politics
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Hot off the Press: Thoughts on Law (Vol 1)
Law does not live only in courtrooms or statutes. It lives in conversations. It lives in questions. It lives in the everyday reflections of people trying to make sense of… Read more.
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Community Power and the Law: Energy Co-ops in the UK
Tadgh Quill-Manley is a student at King’s Inns, and can be reached at tadghquillmanley@yahoo.com. The UK’s goal of reaching net-zero emissions by 2050 is given hope by sustainable energy co-operatives.… Read more.
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Children, Famine, and the War in Gaza: How the Crisis Violates Children’s Right to Food
Shivani Tripathi is a PhD candidate at Faculty of Law, Banaras Hindu University. Since 2023, Gaza City has been facing a humanitarian crisis due to the ongoing conflict with Israel,… Read more.
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Iron Lines and Legal Transformation: Railway Litigation and its Influence in UK Law
Tadgh Quill-Manley is a student at King’s Inns, and can be reached at tadghquillmanley@yahoo.com. The rise of the railway in nineteenth-century Britain was, in addition to being an engineering as… Read more.
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A Response to Okin’s Woman
Kritika Thakur is a fourth-year law student at NLU Delhi. At the fag end of the 20th century, when third wave feminism was just beginning to take form, Susan Okin… Read more.
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Endangered Linguistic Minority Rights: The NCMEI Act, 2004’s Divergence from Articles 29 and 30
Harshita Jindal and Aashi Sharma are second year law students at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. The Bombay High Court in Karachi Education Society v. State of Maharashtra… Read more.
