
Scholar’s Paradise: Volume 16
A volume in VidhiAagaz’s longest-running peer-reviewed book series.
Edited by Ms. Deepali Anand and Mr. Gyan Prakash Kesharwani
- ISBN
- 978-81-947620-1-0
- Chapters
- 35
- Pages
- 357
- Review
- Peer-reviewed
- Publisher
- VidhiAagaz
About this book
Volume 16 of Scholar’s Paradise, VidhiAagaz’s longest-running peer-reviewed book series, drawn from the papers of the 4th CLRS International Conference on Human Rights and Constitutional Law of June 2024. Its thirty-five chapters ask how constitutional rights hold up against new technology and old exclusions: artificial intelligence in criminal justice and the constitutional limits on surveillance, deepfakes and women’s safety, digital privacy, cyber security and free speech online; gender equality and LGBTQ+ rights, sex workers, abortion law in the United States and India, women prisoners in Punjab, migrants and refugees, indigenous peoples and the Scheduled Castes and Tribes; the right to education, electoral reform and the right to know, judicial dissent, federalism, public health after Covid-19, climate rights and a gender-neutral criminal law.
Like every VidhiAagaz book, this volume is ISBN-registered and peer-reviewed, and it is free to read online.
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Editors
- Ms. Deepali AnandAssistant Professor, Acropolis Institute of Law
- Mr. Gyan Prakash KesharwaniAdvocate · Chairperson, VidhiAagaz
