Every year on December 3rd, the legal fraternity around the country comes together to commemorate Advocates’ Day, which honours advocates’ relentless effort, unshakeable commitment, and invaluable service. This unique day serves as a reminder of the critical role advocates play in establishing a just society, protecting individual rights, and ensuring that every person receives the … Read more
Happiness is essential to human life, pushing people, society, and governments to recognise the rights associated with well-being. It is more than just a personal emotion; it is influenced by psychological, societal, and economic factors. This has sparked global debate about recognising happiness as a legal right. Several countries have passed laws to protect this … Read more
World AIDS Day, commemorated annually on December 1st, serves as a reminder of the global commitment to understanding, supporting, and empowering those living with HIV. Over the last two decades, medical improvements and public awareness have changed HIV from a terrifying disease to a manageable health concern. Nonetheless, societal issues exist. Many people continue to … Read more
National Personal Space Day, marked on November 30th, serves as a gentle reminder that everyone deserves respect, autonomy, and both physical and mental comfort. Maintaining strong personal boundaries has never been more crucial in today’s increasingly crowded environment, both physically and online. Personal space is more than just distance; it represents dignity, safety, and individual … Read more
Water is the basis of life, necessary for the survival of all living things. However, fast population expansion, industrialisation, urbanisation, and climate change are putting enormous strain on global water supplies, resulting in increased water shortages in many countries. This situation shows the critical necessity to recognise the worth of water and promote its conservation. … Read more
The rights of a child before birth are gaining global attention, owing to growing concerns about abortion, poor healthcare, and socioeconomic issues that endanger fetal well-being. Pregnancy is not only a critical stage in a woman’s life, but it also symbolises the start of a new human existence, which brings with it vital medical and … Read more
Theatre reflects society and serves not just as an entertainment medium but also as a forum for intellectual and social discourse. Artists use drama, dance, and performance to explore political, cultural, and human issues. Censorship, legal limitations, and social pressures frequently undermine freedom of expression on stage, jeopardising theatre practitioners’ creative liberty. Although freedom of … Read more
Even after a combat has ended, landmines and explosive remnants of war (ERW) continue to pose a fatal hazard to innocent populations. At least one person dies or is seriously injured per hour as a result of these explosives. Children and women are particularly vulnerable. The theme for International Mine Awareness Day in 2025 is … Read more
Sports are more than just enjoyment or physical fitness; they are an important instrument for an individual’s total development. Sports not only promote health, but also instill values like solidarity, cooperation, discipline, leadership, and peace. Recognising sports as a fundamental right, legal frameworks are critical in protecting this right and ensuring that athletes can compete … Read more
Health is one of an individual’s most valuable possessions, and in a huge and diverse country like India, defending public health necessitates not only healthy practices but also an understanding of legal rights. Along with lifestyle and hygiene, recognising basic health rights is critical for general well-being. The Indian government has enacted various laws and … Read more
