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THE NOTION OF REFOULEMENT AS A NECROPOLITICAL PRAXIS: THE FATE OF ASYLUM SEEKERS IN CONTEMPORARY TIMES BY - KIBIRIGE HASSAN

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RESPONSIBLE AI IMPLEMENTATION: ETHICAL DILEMMAS DATA PRIVACY AND ALGORITHMIC BIAS IN TODAY S TECHNOLOGICAL LANDSCAPE BY - JENNIFER GHOSHRAY

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COMPETITION LAW IN JAPAN: UNIQUE FEATURES BY - SAI KRISHNA CHEEKATI

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DOCTRINE OF STRICT SCRUTINY IN THE INDIAN CONTEXT BY: NIVEDITA RAMAN

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A STUDY ON LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR LOAN GRANTING AND RECOVERY ON COMMERCIAL BANKS. BY – SMITA G & SHILPA S

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AN ANALYSIS OF THE COPYRIGHT LAW IN INDIA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE OTHER SAARC COUNTRIES BY - SOHOM SAHA

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CAMPARISON OF RAPE BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN BY - JIMI SONO

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UNIFORM CIVIL CODE - WHY & WHY NOT YET. By: Kartikay Singhal

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MENTAL HEALTH: AN UNDERTRIAL IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM BY: WANIYA JAVED & ZAHIR IRSHAD

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JUDICIAL ACTIVISM AND PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGATION IN INDIA AND ISSUES INVOLVED BY - P. VAISHNAVI & K. SIVACHALAPATHI

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* Jennifer Ghoshray is a legal researcher and cognitive psychologist, who studied law, psychology, and economic theory at the prestigious Rutgers University and Florida International University in USA. She utilizes a multi-dimensional lens through which to view mergers and acquisition and anti-trust issues, while placing common citizens’ rights in the context. She has developed a unique expertise in the conflict between development of artificial intelligence fuelled Metaverse and existing laws, areas on which she has lectured at various National Law Schools, such as the NUJS, Kolkata, NLIU, Bhopal, and Symbiosis Law. Her presentation at the 2022 National Conference on Fintech, Data Protection and Cybersecurity held at National Law University, Delhi traced the emergence of digital capitalism at the praxis of technology’s ambition and law’s inadequacy. The author can be reached at Jennifer.Ghoshray@gmail.com.

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