A guest contributor’s take on the Indian Supreme Court’s judgment on Sub-Classification of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Introduction The … More
Category: Asia Pacific
Ethnic homogeneity is not an excuse for inequality in Southeast Asia
by Kathleen Teo Kai Hui When the European colonial masters of the 19th Century first stepped foot on Southeast Asian soil, … More
Journal: March 2019
Forced Labour in the Seafood Industry
SURABHI VANALIA A key ingredient in Thailand’s billion-dollar seafood industry has recently come under scrutiny following a report released by … More
DIGITAL RIGHTS #2: Social Credit Systems and its Implications for a Dystopian Future
HANNAH TSANG The emergence of private social credit systems in China has recently caught the attention of Western media. Many … More
There is No Honour in Honour-Based Abuse
ELLEN CHAN From 2014 to 2016, the Iranian and Kurdish Women’s Rights Organisation revealed 3,546 reports of forced marriage[1]. In … More
FT Journalist Denied Entry to Hong Kong
AMY HUNG On 8 November 2018, Victor Mallet, a Financial Times Asia news editor, arrived at Hong Kong as a … More
From Duterte to the Donald: What the Rise of Populism Around the World means for the Rule of Law
In Gouriet v Union of Post Office Workers [1977] QB 729, the Court of Appeal held the Attorney-General of the … More
Withdrawal or Reform: The International Criminal Court and the Call for Accountable Equality
The International Criminal Court (ICC), housed in The Hague, provides the international community with the means to investigate, prosecute, and … More
The Future of NAFTA and the TPP
The new president-elect of the United States of America, Donald Trump, has pledged during his campaign that he will withdraw … More