In our latest blog titled ‘Facial Recognition- The Next Big Question of Law?’; Nikhilesh Koundinya and Grishma Mahatme explore Facial Recognition Technology and its relation with privacy.
Read it here: https://t.co/mu6NdeGMvB.
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In our latest blog titled ‘Bioinformatics, Technology, and IP Rights in India’; Kalyani Paunikar explores can we really protect biological data and why protection is important under the IP regime.
Read it here: https://t.co/IPbN9cpTFo.
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Lucknow Law Review is happy to share with you all that, we have successfully published Issue 3 of Volume 1. We have published six (6) long articles, and three (3) short articles in this issue. You can find the Index of Issue 3 here: https://t.co/GwdLPyM9Kf.
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In our latest blog titled ‘OTT Censorship – Through the Lens of Freedom of Speech and Expression’; Gautam Badlani analyses the problem with OTT Platforms and why there is an immediate need for censorship of OTT platforms.
Read it here: https://t.co/PE1QCFYoHs.
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Lucknow Law Review is happy to share with you all that, we have successfully published Issue 2 of Volume 1. We have published four (4) long articles, and nine (9) short articles in this issue. You can find the Index of Issue 2 here: https://t.co/v6OdhG6DpK.
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In our latest blog titled ‘S. Sushama v. Commissioner of Police: Flexible Mind a Boon to Justice System’; Saman Rahman has analyzed the judgment, and the unconventional step taken by Justice Anand Venkatesh, to fulfill his duties.
Read it here: https://t.co/7koc6tDvYE.
Read our latest blog titled ‘Feminization of Poverty in India: Need for a Reformed Approach’; authored by Anushka Chaturvedi (@AnushkaCht).
Read it here: https://t.co/mOgnH97CVy.
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In our latest blog titled ‘Discarding Cultural Relativism in the Context of Indian Feminist Movement’; Khushal Gurjar analyses how Cultural Relativism challenges the universality principle of human rights.
Read it here: https://t.co/voSYFIU5FZ.
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In our latest blog titled ‘Twitter vs. IT Rules, 2021: The Blazing Controversy’; Kshitija Yadav analyzed the recent controversy related to Twitter's compliance with IT Rules 2021, on the lines of freedom of speech and expression.
Read it here: https://t.co/Ux1qdnpS1q.
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In our latest blog titled ‘The Central Vista: A Project of National Importance or Central Fortress of Death’; Arif Majruddin (@arif_majruddin) & Aliza Anjum takes on the Central Vista Project
Read it here: https://t.co/FxlLSIMaGg.
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Lucknow Law Review has started accepting submissions for its Volume 1 Issue 2.
We accept research articles both long and short, case comments, and book reviews on a rolling basis. The submission guidelines can be found here: https://t.co/rxwYBEpJzl.
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Lucknow Law Review is happy to share with you all that, we have successfully published Issue 1 of Volume 1. You can find Volume 1 Issue 1 here: https://t.co/F54KyXaE6N.
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In our latest blog titled ‘Secularism in the Indian Constitution a Threat or Not?’; Mr. Sooraj Ray (@SoorajRay1) analyses the statement; “Secularism is the biggest threat to develop India's prosperous traditions and give it a spot on the global stages”.
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In our latest blog titled “Trademarking ‘Coronavirus’ in India – Is it ‘Unhealthy’ or ‘Opportunistic Competition’?” Ms. Aarushi Relan (@AarushiRelan) elucidates the fact that whether words like 'Coronavirus' can be trademarked or not?
Read it here: https://t.co/EIWd1FScdt.
In our latest blog titled ‘If the Body could Speak: Legal Rape in India i.e. Marital Rape’ Gaurav Kumar Yadav (@GauravYadav1997) and Shikha Kumari discuss several aspects related to Marital Rape in India.
Read here: https://t.co/cYkPBBzql4
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Lucknow Law Review ('Journal' hereinafter) is a peer-reviewed, academic law journal, promoting intersectional scholarship in the field of law. The Journal is a quarterly publication, established in April 2021.
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