Wednesday, February 28, 2018

Administration of Islamic law in Nigeria | Law Articles - Legal Resources

Administration of Islamic law in Nigeria
e objective of this article is to analyse the validity of sharia in Nigeria today. It is a discussion of the application of the law in some states of the country. Every view represented in the article are of those who, implicitly or explicitly, consider the application to be the way forward for Nigerian Muslims. Two groups exist in the Nigerian society regarding the acceptance of Shariat law:

How Can You Get Your Birth Certificate Reissued in India?

How Can You Get Your Birth Certificate Reissued in India?

Tuesday, February 27, 2018

Case Note on The state Cyber Cell v Yogesh Pandurang Prabhu | Law Articles - Legal Resources

Case Note on The state Cyber Cell v Yogesh Pandurang Prabhu :

This case deals with the Section 509 of Indian Penal Code, 1860 and Section 67 and 67A of Information Technology Act, 2000. This case deals with the sending of obscene emails sent by the accused to the complainant.



Here the accused was Yogesh Pandurang Prabhu and the complaint was filed by the Sonali Asoka Sawai who was working in the Debold Systems Private Limited.

Indian Government is taking steps for renovating IPR system in India

Indian Government is taking steps for renovating IPR system in India
The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) launched a scheme “Startups Intellectual Property Protection” (SIPP), which provided “Facilitators” – by reimbursing their professional charges – to assist Startups in filing and processing their applications for patents, design, and trademarks.

Denying Health Insurance Based on Genetics is Unconstitutional

Denying Health Insurance Based on Genetics is Unconstitutional

Friday, February 23, 2018

Sexual Violence In Armed Conflicts- A Violation of International Humanitarian Law | Law Articles - Legal Resources

Sexual Violence In Armed Conflicts- A Violation of International Humanitarian Law | Law Articles - Legal Resources

International humanitarian law is a branch of the law of nations or international law. It is also called the law of armed conflict and previously known as the law of war- is a special branch of law governing situations of armed conflict. International humanitarian law mainly seeks to mitigate the effects of war. Sexual violence is one aspect which was prevalent during armed conflicts and it continues to be common even in the contemporary armed conflicts. Sexual violence was also used as a strategy and tactics by parties to threaten and embarrass their enemies.