
International Journal of Socio-Legal Research (IJSLR)
Volume 12 Issue 1
Peer-Reviewed Refereed Journal | ISSN-2393-8250 | May 2026
Case Comment: Supriyo vs. Union of India
M.I. Irfana
Loshinee Lokesh
M.I. Irfana & Loshinee Lokesh, Case Comment: Supriyo vs. Union of India, Vol. 12 Iss 1 (1), IJSLR (2026)
An analysis of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Supriyo v. Union of India and its implications for equality and same-sex marriage jurisprudence in India.
Case Comment Anita Suresh v. Union of India & Ors.
Enayah Ali
Kumar Shivam Piyush
Enayah Ali & Kumar Shivam Piyush , Case Comment Anita Suresh v. Union of India & Ors., Vol. 12 Iss 1 (1), IJSLR (2026)
A critical analysis of the judicial reasoning and constitutional implications arising from Anita Suresh v. Union of India.
Reviving India’s Frontier in Global Space Sector: The Scientific Prism
Yassar Perwaiz
Yassar Perwaiz, Reviving India’s Frontier in Global Space Sector: The Scientific Prism, Vol. 12 Iss 1 (1), IJSLR (2026)
Since gaining independence, India has steadily emerged as a major force in the field of space technology, strengthening its economic growth, global partnerships, and scientific development.
Health and Safety of Gig and Platform Workers: Reassessing Worker Protection Under the New Labour Codes
Rahul Sharma
Utkarsh Sharma
Rahul Sharma & Utkarsh Sharma, Health and Safety of Gig and Platform Workers: Reassessing Worker Protection Under the New Labour Codes, Vol. 12 Iss 1 (1), IJSLR (2026)
The rapid expansion of the gig and platform economy has fundamentally transformed labour markets, raising critical concerns regarding the health and safety of gig and platform workers
Corporate Collapses in India: A Critical Study of Governance Failures Despite the Companies Act, 2013
Hannah A.
Priyanka Krishna Reddy
Hannah A. & Priyanka Krishna Reddy, Corporate Collapses in India: A Critical Study of Governance Failures Despite the Companies Act, 2013, Vol. 12 Iss 1 (1), IJSLR (2026)
While the Companies Act, 2013 was enacted to modernize corporate India, the continued occurrence of major corporate collapses highlights the gap between legislative intent
Understanding Menstrual Health in Employment Law
Amishi Walia
Ashmeen Aggarwal
Amishi Walia & Ashmeen Aggarwal, Understanding Menstrual Health in Employment Law, Vol. 12 Iss 1 (1), IJSLR (2026)
As workplaces continue to evolve towards inclusivity, flexibility, and employee welfare, labour laws must also respond to the diverse needs of the workforce
Why Innocent People Confess: Psychological Coercion and Legal Safeguards
Rakshit Sharma
Aditi Sharma
Rakshit Sharma & Aditi Sharma, Why Innocent People Confess: Psychological Coercion and Legal Safeguards, Vol. 12 Iss 1 (1), IJSLR (2026)
Confession evidence has long been treated as a strong form of proof in criminal trials on the assumption that individuals do not admit guilt falsely
Marital Rape: A Crime Deserves the Whip of Law
Dr. Priyanka Meena
Dr. Priyanka Meena, Marital Rape: A Crime Deserves the Whip of Law, Vol. 12 Iss 1 (1), IJSLR (2026)
India is rapidly growing and changing. This country has made much progress since Independence. In present political scenario this country has a female head of the state.
Digital Assets as Property: India's Legal Gaps and Fixes
Priyanka Krishna Reddy
Hannah A.
Priyanka Krishna Reddy & Hannah A., Digital Assets as Property: India's Legal Gaps and Fixes, Vol. 12 Iss 1 (1), IJSLR (2026)
The rapid growth of technology and the digital economy has led to the emergence of cryptocurrencies, NFTs, virtual gaming items, and other forms of digital assets
From Rule of Law to Administrative Governance: A Comparative Study of Administrative Law on UK and USA
Pallavi Yadav Soumya Pandey
Pallavi Yadav & Soumya Pandey, From Rule of Law to Administrative Governance: A Comparative Study of Administrative Law on UK and USA, Vol. 12 Iss 1 (1), IJSLR (2026)
The growth of the welfare state has transformed the nature of administrative law from its classical foundations rooted in the Rule of Law doctrine to a more complex system of modern administrative governance
Digital Delinquency and Cognitive Developed Mind: A Psychodynamic and Neuropsychosocial Analysis of Juvenile Cybercrime Behavior
Chitra Siddharth
Dr. Sana Humd
Chitra Siddharth & Dr. Sana Humd, Digital Delinquency and Cognitive Developed Mind: A Psychodynamic and Neuropsychosocial Analysis of Juvenile Cybercrime Behavior, Vol. 12 Iss 1 (1), IJSLR (2026)
Digital delinquency has emerged as a growing form of juvenile misconduct in the digital age, including activities such as hacking, cyberbullying, digital fraud, and online identity manipulation.
Effects of Cyberbullying on Victims: A Criminological, Psychological and Legal Analysis
Divya Rani Sunwar
Dr. Aruna Kammila
Divya Rani Sunwar, Dr. Aruna Kammila, Effects of Cyberbullying on Victims: A Criminological, Psychological and Legal Analysis, Vol 12 Iss 1, IJSLR (2026).
Online harassment and cyberbullying have emerged as serious social and legal concerns in the digital age. The rapid growth of social media platforms and digital communication technologies has transformed the way people interact, offering
