Every year on June 20, World Refugee Day is observed to reflect on the challenges endured by millions of refugees around the world. With approximately 82 million people eliminated due to conflict, persecution, and violence, it is necessary to ask: Are refugees legally protected? Yes, but with complexity. Refugees have special rights under international law, … Read more
Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) is a hereditary illness that affects millions of people worldwide, with an especially high incidence in India, particularly among tribal groups. As we mark World Sickle Cell Awareness Day on June 19, it is critical not only to raise awareness about the medical elements of this devastating disease, but also to … Read more
In India, strict rules have been enacted to combat black money, tax evasion, and unlawful financial transactions. Laws governing benami property are very important. Although such property transactions have been carried out in secret for many years, the government has taken rigorous steps by executing the Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Act of 1988, which includes heavy … Read more
Every year on June 17, the worldwide community commemorates the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, a United Nations initiative to raise awareness about the mounting risks of land degradation and water scarcity. Desertification is no longer limited to arid places; it is spreading across continents, silently destroying fertile lands, jeopardizing food security, displacing … Read more
Marriage is more than just a romantic link between two people; it is a significant milestone that involves duties, commitment, and a shared existence. It is more than just a customary ritual; it is a significant decision that will affect both parties’ life. As a result, before making this decision, it is critical to be … Read more
Every year on June 15, the world joins together to commemorate World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, a day dedicated to recognizing and addressing the silent suffering of millions of older people who are abused, neglected, or exploited. As the world’s population ages, senior individuals become more vulnerable, often in their own homes or in care … Read more
Laws are an integral part of our daily lives. The primary objectives of laws are to protect the rights of every individual, maintain social order, and fight against injustice. However, many times, common citizens are not fully aware of which law exists for what purpose. This often leads to questions, misunderstandings, or difficulties. In India, … Read more
A will (wasiyat) is a legal instrument that specifies how a person’s property will be dispersed after death. Because Islam has special inheritance regulations, a person’s full estate cannot be distributed via will. According to Muslim law, a person can only make a will for one-third of their total property, and only in the name … Read more
Every year on June 12, World Day Against Child Labour spotlights the ongoing fight of millions of children who are pushed into dangerous work that deprives them of education and safety. While typically viewed as a humanitarian issue, eliminating child labor necessitates strong legal action. India has laws to safeguard children, yet enforcement loopholes allow … Read more
Bail is a legal mechanism that allows a person to be temporarily released from custody, allowing them to be out of jail until their court appearance. When a person is accused of a crime, they must go through the judicial process. During such times, a bail application is made, allowing the accused to be temporarily … Read more
