Human Rights

Is Militarized Drug Policy in Latin America Failing?
International & Trade Law Is Militarized Drug Policy in Latin America Failing?

Introduction to Militarized Drug Control Historical Context and Modern Implications The drug trade in Latin America has been combated with a military stance, a legacy of Cold War-era security measures. National armies, incentivized by domestic agendas and hefty aid, particularly from the U.S., have

Eswatini Widow Detained amidst Calls for Justice Inquiry
International & Trade Law Eswatini Widow Detained amidst Calls for Justice Inquiry

The kingdom of Eswatini is facing global scrutiny after Tanele Maseko, the widow of assassinated human rights advocate Thulani Maseko, was reportedly targeted by the government. International concern has heightened following Tanele's detention at a border while re-entering from South Africa. The

Is Banning Prone Restraint a Safety Risk for Police?
Civil Law Is Banning Prone Restraint a Safety Risk for Police?

In Colorado, a controversial bill is being discussed that aims to restrict the use of prone restraint by police, a method where an individual is handcuffed face-down. This technique has come under scrutiny because of its perceived role in tragic incidents, such as the death of George Floyd. On one

Balancing Rights and Security: The Evolution of Cybercrime Law
Tech & Intellectual Property Balancing Rights and Security: The Evolution of Cybercrime Law

The pervasive use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in modern life has inadvertently given rise to a new form of criminal activity—cybercrime. This increase in digital wrongdoing has prompted the creation of comprehensive cybercrime legislation aimed at safeguarding citizens and

Will Thailand Lead Southeast Asia in Marriage Equality?
Civil Law Will Thailand Lead Southeast Asia in Marriage Equality?

In a historic decision, Thailand's lower house has advanced a bill that could make it the first Southeast Asian country to legally recognize same-sex marriages. This critical bill represents a breakthrough for legal protection and equal rights for LGBTQ+ individuals in Thailand. As it progresses

Is Texas Senate Bill 4 Feasible for Local Law Enforcement?
Civil Law Is Texas Senate Bill 4 Feasible for Local Law Enforcement?

Overview of Texas Senate Bill 4 Texas Senate Bill 4 (S.B. 4) introduces a bold approach to immigration enforcement by placing the responsibility into the hands of local and state law enforcement. This law intends to address illegal immigration by classifying undocumented border crossing initially

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