Vol. 64 No. 2 (2025): Panjab University Law Review

Articles

• TRACING SCOPE 3 EMISSIONS: LEGAL LIABILITIES AND COMPLIANCE BURDENS FOR MULTINATIONAL SUPPLY CHAINS IN GLOBAL SOUTH JURISDICTIONS

  Prof Vandana Arora

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• HUMAN DIGNITY AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: LEGISLATIVE PATHWAYS FOR PROTECTING DIGNITY IN THE AI ERA

  Lakshay, Prof Devinder Singh

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• THE RIGHT TO POSTHUMOUS REPRODUCTION: AN ANALYTICAL JURISPRUDENTIAL PERSPECTIVE

  SANIGHDHA, Prof. Rattan Singh

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• ACCESS TO ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IN INDIA: ASSESSING THE ADJUDICATORY ROLE OF THE NATIONAL GREEN TRIBUNAL

  Vijay Saigal, Dr Monika Bhardwaj

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• HONOUR-BASED SUICIDES AND FORCED SUICIDES IN INDIA: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL REGIME AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION

  Rahul, Prof. Jyoti Rattan

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• CYBERBULLYING: LEGAL CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS IN THE DIGITAL ERA

  Shagun Sharma, Dr. Pooja Sood

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• INTERNATIONAL FRAMEWORKS ON SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE VIOLENCE: A STUDY OF GLOBAL CONVENTIONS AND STANDARDS

  HARPREET KAUR, Prof. Geeta Joshi

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• NAVIGATING INSURANCE FRAUD IN CYBERSPACE: LEGAL AND REGULATORY ISSUES IN INDIA

  Dr.Zubair Ahmed Khan, Dr. Vikesh Ram Tripathi

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• NEED FOR A COMPREHENSIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LEGISLATION IN INDIA: A COMPARATIVE LEGAL ANALYSIS WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ACT

  Dr. Jaspreet Kaur Majithia, Shubham Bhatia

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• SENSORY OVERLOAD IN MODERN JURISPRUDENCE: INTEGRATING LIGHT TRESPASS AND ACOUSTIC DISTURBANCE INTO COMPARATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION FRAMEWORKS

  Aakash Malik, Prof. Vinay Sharma

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• LAW AND JUSTICE FOR MALICIOUS PROSECUTION IN INDIA: TOWARDS A VICTIM-CENTRIC STATUTORY FRAMEWORK AND THE ROLE OF CIVIL SOCIETY

  MOHAMMAD SABIR, Dr. Monika Sharma

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• SENTENCING DISCRETION AND THE RIGHT TO LIFE AND PERSONAL LIBERTY UNDER ARTICLE 21

  Deepak Chahal, Dr. Alamdeep Kaur

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• REVISITING SEDITION IN INDIA: CONSTITUTIONAL CONTINUITY AND CHANGE FROM THE IPC TO THE BNS

  Dr. Kanieka Arora

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• THE LIAR'S DIVIDEND AND DEEPFAKES: INTERNATIONAL AND INDIAN PERSPECTIVES

  Dr. Janees Rafiq, Pranav Dalia

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• DECONSTRUCTING MYTHS AND SOCIAL PREJUDICES AGAINST THE RESERVATION SYSTEM IN INDIA

  Sahil Dahiya, Prof. (Dr.) Meenu Paul

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• AFFIRMATIVE ACTION IN EDUCATION AND CONSTITUTIONAL EQUALITY: AN ANALYSIS OF THE SUPREME COURT'S 2026 JUDGMENT

  Muskaan Uppal, Prof. Amita Verma

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• EXCLUSION OF ADVOCATES FROM THE AMBIT OF THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE SUPREME COURT'S VERDICT IN BAR OF INDIAN LAWYERS V. D.K. GANDHI

  Dr Jaswinder Kaur, Akansha Singh

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• INFORMATIONAL AUTONOMY UNDER ARTICLE 21: THE CONSTITUTIONAL STATUS OF THE RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN

  Tanish Dahuja

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