By Anshul Dalmia Introduction: Exploring the ‘Other’ Side Intellectual Property Rights have been praised and appreciated for their sincere efforts towards the protection of knowledge and original thought.[1] However, for the law to preserve these rights, it is imperative to probe the construction of knowledge which is sought to be protected.[2] This article attempts to … Continue reading A Feminist Critique of Copyright Law: Through The Lens of Marginalization
Month: May 2021
Critiquing the Regulations for Female Inter-Sex Athletes in Sports Competitions: an Indian Perspective
By Abhinav Gupta Introduction Rules and regulations of sports competitions separate participants into various categories and prevent them from competing against participants from other categories in competitions and events. For instance, participants are segregated in boxing and wrestling on the basis of their weight and competitions at junior levels are segregated on the basis of … Continue reading Critiquing the Regulations for Female Inter-Sex Athletes in Sports Competitions: an Indian Perspective
The Journal of Indian Law and Society 