A BRIEF NOTE ON KENYAN DISPUTE RESOLUTION

A BRIEF NOTE ON KENYAN DISPUTE RESOLUTION

-Abdul Agonga THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK AND LEGAL CULTURE WITH REGARD TO BUSINESS & COMMERCE Kenya is based on a 2-tier system of government comprising a national government and semi-autonomous county units. Kenya’s business friendly policies are supported by dispute resolution mechanisms ranging from the formal courts to arbitration, mediation and […]

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India's Challenges at the WTO

Erosion of Tax sovereignty – India’s Challenges at the WTO

Globalisation has resulted in an increased interdependence in the economies of countries worldwide. Such interdependence has left the smaller economies at the behest of leading powers at organisations such as the WTO, which were otherwise aimed at creating a level playing field. A clear global North-South divide renders LDCs and the South in general, at a disadvantage in any transactions that follow from WTO regimes. India has yet to establish a strong foothold as an emerging global power at the WTO, with the US currently slow-strangling the organisation.

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State of Disability Justice and Institutional Mechanisms in India

State of Disability Justice and Institutional Mechanisms in India

The jurisprudence on disability in India, albeit recent, has charted an unusual course. The courts have increasingly resorted to judicial activism to interpret and reinterpret the laws, and have gone beyond the four corners of the legislations in the endeavour of delivering justice. With time, the discourse and narratives on disability coming from the corridors of the courts have noticeably evolved, with a willingness to embrace inclusion beyond the lens of mere charity and welfare.
While the formulation of laws have guaranteed the establishment of institutions to help facilitate disability access and justice, the implementation and enforcement of the same falls short of expectations.

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The Law of the Book and the Law in Action

The law of the book and the law in action

The Right of Persons with Disability Act (RPwD Act, 2016) was enacted in 2016 to give effect to
the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD). It repealed
the earlier legislation, Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and
Full Participation) Act, 1995. India’s disability law stands as a beacon of progress, embracing a
broad and inclusive perspective on disability. It boldly places responsibilities on both public and
private sectors, reflecting a commitment to equality. Yet, nearly eight years since its enactment, the law’s promise remains largely unfulfilled, hindered by slow and uneven implementation.

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National Convention on the Constitution of India, 2024

Topic: Constitutional change: Necessity & Practice of Constitutional Amendments Venue: O.P. Jindal Global University, Sonipat, India Date and Time: November 25, 2024, 11 AM – 1 PM Dr. Alexander Fischer will be part of a panel discussion on the topic ‘Constitutional change: Necessity & Practice of constitutional amendments’ at the […]

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Top Legal Mistakes Businesses Should Avoid While Doing Business in India

Top Legal Mistakes Businesses Should Avoid While Doing Business in India

India presents vast opportunities for foreign businesses with its growing economy, young population, and increasingly globalized markets. However, entering or operating in the Indian business landscape without adequate legal preparation can expose businesses to costly setbacks. From compliance lapses to disputes over intellectual property, here are the top legal mistakes […]

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