Immoral trafficking is a violent assault on human security, and is shockingly widespread. Trafficking of humans involves men, women and children from one place to another, often placing them in conditions of forced labour. The practice commonly includes forced sex work, domestic servitude, unsafe agricultural labour, sweatshop labour, construction of…
“All should live together in harmony, supporting one another, like the spokes of the wheel”. — Atharva Veda “There are things we never want to let go. But keep in mind that letting go isn`t the end of the world, it’s the beginning of a new life!” …
The problem of child trafficking is the major problem of the world today. The globalization and commercialization of each and everything became fashion today. The human body is also been considered as commodity in this present world. Especially the body of child and women are considered as subject matter of…
Article 141 of the Indian Constitution declares that “the law declared by the Supreme Court shall be binding on all court within the territory of India.” Undoubtedly, the scope of Article 141 is very wide and it would apply to ordinary courts as well as administrative tribunals. There is no…
India’s politicians show an extraordinary independence and political maturity on corrected an imbalance in the system of selecting and appointing the judges to the higher courts by approving a constitutional amendment to create a National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC). On 31st December, 2014, 121st Constitutional Amendment Act was assented by…
