India Should Say ‘#MeToo’ for Better Harassment Laws
The Vishakha Guidelines was the beginning of a new era for sexual harassment laws, but does more work need to be done? From time immemorial, womxn have faced suppression. Bound to their houses, given no civil rights, regarded as the inferior sex. Times have changed, womxn are no longer as meek and docile. Today theyContinue reading “India Should Say ‘#MeToo’ for Better Harassment Laws”
Queerphobia Kills: An Indian Story of Love(lessness)
“Pride is a revolution, not a party. You are invited to join us if you dare.” June marks the most important time for the LGBTQIA+ community as it is celebrated as ‘Pride Month’. A lot of cishets[1] tend to come to pride, not in solidarity but as they consider it a party. The masses ofContinue reading “Queerphobia Kills: An Indian Story of Love(lessness)”
New Zealand Shipping Co vs A.M. Satterwaite: A Comment on the Doctrine of Privity
New Zealand Shipping Co vs A.M. Satterwaite (The Eurymedon) is a 1974 case. It’s a leading contractual law case focusing on the concept of the third party to a contract, specifically examining the conditions under which a third party may seek the benefits of an exclusion clause. In it, the Eurymedon is delivered to Liverpool.Continue reading “New Zealand Shipping Co vs A.M. Satterwaite: A Comment on the Doctrine of Privity”
