In this post, the authors undertake an interesting analysis of the conundrum surrounding the legality of embedding in context of copyright law.
Conundrum of Online Embedding and Copyright Infringement Read More »
In this post, the author seeks to explore climate positive actions and further establish them as crucial to realisation of climate justice principles, especially in the context of the experience gained from the COVID-19 pandemic.
In our latest post, the author examines the developments in the Application filed by Gambia before the ICJ, alleging violatons of the Genocide Convention in Myanmar’s handling of the Rohingya Crisis. While analysing the ICJ’s January 2020 order and the first report submitted by Myanmar in compliance thereof, the author argues that the international community needs to implement more assertive measures to prosecute the alleged crimes.
The Next Step in the Rohingya Genocide: Myanmar’s Report to the ICJ Read More »
In this post, the author revisits the emergency on its 45th anniversary and briefly describes 5 developments that took place during the emergency era which snuffed out democracy.
Revisiting Emergency: 5 Developments that Extinguished Constitutional Scheme and Values Read More »
In the 7th episode of TCLF ONE-ON-ONE Mr. Ankit Sahni(IP Lawyer, New Delhi) and Mr. Salah Mattoo (Senior Associate, Winston and Strawn LLP) talk about the impact of the COVID crisis on the International arbitration practice, the onset of virtual proceedings, potential Intellectual Property concerns and much more.
In this post, the authors comment upon the peculiar problem of overly long judgments in India. In doing so, the authors also highlight how Courts in the United Kingdom and United States have dealt with some of the most complex legal issues in a concise manner.
Prolixity Syndrome in Indian Supreme Court Judgments Read More »
In this two part blog post, the authors comprehensively analyse data privacy and confidentiality concerns surrounding electronic health records.
In Part-1, the authors analyse interoperability and the conundrum surrounding anonymised data by referring to some important case laws and statutory provisions from advanced jurisdictions.
In the latest episode of TCLF One-on-One, Ms. Radha Raghavan (Of Counsel at Draper and Draper LLC, New York) talks about her experience of working in New York, a commercial hub and popular seat for International Arbitrations, emerging issues in International Investment disputes, FDI prospects for India and much more.
In this two part editorial post, the authors present a compelling piece on the need for selective allowance for police officers to participate in protests in light of the recent “Black Lives Matter” movement .
The first part of this article takes into account the overlapping interests of policeman, and suggests the formation of a comprehensive new protocol to allow for the participation of these police officers.
In our latest post, the authors put in a case for regulating online streaming platforms. In doing so, the authors visit some interesting case laws and examples. Lastly, the authors also provide certain recommendations to effectively regulate OTT platforms.
Proxy To Movie Theatres: Regulating Online Streaming Platforms Read More »
