THE NEED OF ARBITRATION IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS LAW

ABSTRACT:

Sports field is one of the fields of fame where people were made to express their sportsmanship in order to attaining greatness. But due to the intervention of politics, corruption, drugs, etc the sacredness of sports are put on to a jeopardical situation and when such issues were taken to the judiciary due to the piled-up cases the justice gets delayed which affects the athletes both in terms of career and life. So, in order to avoid such circumstances, the process of Arbitration was used, which is an outside court settlement falls under the ambit of Arbitration and Dispute Resolution.

Keywords: Sports, Arbitration, India, Athlete, ICAS

Authored by B.Jayasuriyan, Saveetha School Of Law.

TO EASE AND REFORM THE LABOUR LAWS DURING THE LOCKDOWN IN INDIA

ABSTRACT:

The perennial images and videos of numerous labourers walking back home with young children and women, having no other means to survive but to go back to their hometown was a catastrophic sight to see for the entire country. That being said it is nothing new that the oppressed class always needs to bear the hardships of life which is ironic considering the existing miserable lives they are leading! Now let’s focus our attention towards the backbone of the industrial sector i.e. the labourers. I shall be emphasizing on the hardships they had to go through during this time and also the legal provisions that were and are available to them. I will also be discussing about how the labour laws could be eased and reformed for their welfare. The reason it is of prime importance not only in relation towards the well- being, but also for the entire country in general, is because if they are not taken care of, economy will cripple in seconds!

Authored by Gagana S, Ramaiah College of Law.

LEGALIZATION OF SAME-SEX MARRIAGE

ABSTRACT:

The LGBT community who suffered the most to carry on their relationships did not grant Constitutional sanctity to legally recognized as married couples and still the marriage between same-sex couples is an offense in the eyes of the Law. Due to their unnatural Love and affection, The LGBT community has faced a lot of struggles, warp and obstacles maintaining the dignity of their relationship. This article is all about the present condition of the LGBT group and why they don’t get any legal recognition for their married life.

Authored by Aman Verma, Bharati Vidyapeeth University.

THE ROLE OF IPR IN PROTECTION OF BIODIVERSITY ON THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL

ABSTRACT:

The term IPR itself suggests that it was meant for rights to ideas and information in which that are used for the purpose of new inventions or processes and the current paper specifically lies on the ambit of the role of IPR in protection of biodiversity in an international perspective. So, when it comes to biodiversity the major ambient in which this falls on to is environment and on considering such the major issue falls on seeds, plantation, etc., So on analysing such the common aspect with regard to such on IPR are discussed on concerning the existing regimes.

Keywords: IPR, Biodiversity, CBD, TRIPS

Authored by B.Jayasuriyan, Saveetha School Of Law.

THE REPERCUSSIONS OF COVID-19 ON CYBER SECURITY

ABSTRACT:

Every aspect of human life has been devastated due to an unprecedented pandemic. The repercussions are of such great scale that it could not have been anticipated. It has affected lives directly and the living and livelihood indirectly. Not to forget is the fact that the pandemic affected the rich and the poor, it did not spare even the privileged class. Though the nature of damage among each class varied, the impact of it cannot be neglected. One such major impact which was not given prime importance was about the threat of cyber security when the entire world was forced to connect virtually! The sad part is that though technology helped us in connecting, it resulted in being the cause of the greatest threat.

Authored by Gagana S, MS Ramaiah College of Law, Bangalore.

INCREASING ACCESS TO INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION

ABSTRACT:

International Arbitration continues to be widely chosen as the preferred method of dispute resolution for parties, particularly where matters cross international boundaries. However, with the divergence of cases from open courts to predominantly closed arbitration hearings, questions of transparency have, and will continue to arise. In this article we will discuss what international arbitration really is,  what are the hindrance parties following when they seek international arbitration. Indeed , what this article ultimately seeks to achieve is evaluating the tools and initiative solution for increasing access to international arbitration

Authored by Jyoti Pathak, Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida.

THE REGULATION OF CHILD LABOR UNDER THE INTERNATIONAL LAW

ABSTRACT:

In the world, where the most populated countries, around two in ten children are engaged in child labour. The most observed reason behind it is Poverty and lack of schools. In a country, there are so many families which belongs to below poverty line and that is the only concern for which they push their children to work and earn for their family livelihood. Since there is no way of education for the children who are below poverty line, this major topic, so called “child Labour” has become Headline of every day’s newspaper. This article will give a decent knowledge about how the child labour is increasing in different sectors Internationally and how the international law is implementing laws to regulate child labor.

Authored by: Aman Verma, Bharati Vidyapeeth University.

MENTAL HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE WORKPLACE

Abstract-

The capacity to work productively is a key component of health and emotional well-being. Common Mental Disorders (CMDs) are associated with reduced workplace productivity. It is anticipated that this impact is greatest in developing countries. Furthermore, workplace stress is associated with a significant adverse impact on emotional wellbeing and is linked with an increased risk of CMDs. This review will elaborate on the relationship between workplace environment and psychiatric morbidity. The evidence for mental health promotion and intervention studies will be discussed. A case will be developed to advocate for workplace reform and research to improve mental health in workplaces in developing countries in order to improve the wellbeing of employees and workplace productivity.

Authored by Pooja Shrivastav, IME Law College.

PROPERTY RIGHTS ON THE MOON AND OTHER CELESTIAL BODIES

ABSTRACT:

In present time, the observations of researchers have said that the people are anxious towards the extension of property in outer space and concerned about the full usage of lands beyond the earth. To rule the activities in outer space, the United nations committee on the peaceful uses of the outer space (UNCOPUOS) has implement so many treaties such as Outer Space treaty, The Moon treaty, The Rescue treaty, etc., Where everyone has the same rights to access the resources and allows them to make claims of ownership of the property in space. In this article, we will discuss about the deals for the tangible property and not for the intellectual property.

Authored by: Aman Verma, Bharati Vidyapeeth University.

AN ESSAY ON POLLUTER PAY PRINCIPLE

ABSTRACT:

The ‘polluter pays’ principle is the commonly accepted practice that those who produce pollution should bear the costs of managing it to prevent damage to human health or the environment. For instance, a factory that produces a potentially poisonous substance as a by-product of its activities is usually held responsible for its safe disposal.

Authored by Preeti Selvam, St Rock College Of Law.