International Journal of Socio-Legal Research (IJSLR)

The expansion of social media platforms has transformed the way information is created and shared, enabling instant communication across the globe

This research paper critically evolves the evolution and effectiveness of Arbitration Law in India with specific reference to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence has led to the emergence of deepfake technology, a form of synthetic media capable of producing highly realistic but fabricated images, videos, and audio

This paper explores the legal and social complexities surrounding live-in relationships in India, focusing on the role of the judiciary in balancing constitutional rights with prevailing social morality

Sex education in India remains a contested issue, often viewed as inconsistent with cultural values rather than as a necessary component of education

Asymmetric warfare, which is defined by vast contrasts in military strength, strategy, or tactics between opposing forces, is the most prevalent style of combat in the twenty-first century

The legal impulse and social struggles have agreed to rest on the point of inviolable nature of Right to Life as prescribed under the American, Japanese and Indian Constitution

This paper examines whether copyright protection should be extended to AI-generated works, with a focus on the Indian legal framework. It analyses the concept of originality and authorship

With a large number of discussions revolving around the necessity of sub-classifying Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes, what remains under the carpet is the question of identifying the hierarchical oppression faced by Dalit women in India.

India’s solid waste management grapples with rapid urbanisation and a surge in population, leading to over 62 million tons of waste annually, projected to reach 165 million tons by 2030

Access to water is a basic necessity for every human being, but in reality, it is not equally available to everyone, especially when seen from a gender perspective. In many parts of society, particularly in developing countries like India, women

Cybercrime is a crime which is committed with the help of computer system. In the era of digital age, cybercrime has evolved as one of the most pressing concern, affecting each and every sector of life including individuals, corporations, and governments.