By Avanti Deshpande Introduction With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of the internet, online services, and social media sites has increased substantially, not only among adults but among children as well. The pandemic contributed heavily to the significant rise in child sexual exploitation and abuse.[1] While the adoption of internet and digital … Continue reading Addressing the Gaps in India’s Child Protection Laws: Safeguarding Children from Online ‘Grooming’
Month: June 2022
Should There Be a Fundamental Right to Work?
By Anurag Singh and Rashi Jeph For the purpose of this article, “right to work” is to be interpreted as bearing a positive obligation on the State to ensure employment for everyone. Introduction In a nation like India, unemployment is endemic, and so is the demand for the ‘fundamental right to work’ as a solution … Continue reading Should There Be a Fundamental Right to Work?
The Journal of Indian Law and Society 