IJLLR Journal

Adv. Saniya Deogaonkar, India International University of Legal Education and Research (IIULER), Goa, India ABSTRACT The expansion of India's securities regulatory framework has substantially increased the compliance obligations imposed upon regulated entities, giving rise to important questions regarding the relationship between regulatory oversight and operational efficiency. While these compliance obligations play a critical role in the effective functioning of the capital market, it is...

Shailly Sinha, B.A.LL.B., National Law School of India University, Bengaluru INTRODUCTION: The present-day evolution of family law is often categorized in terms of an inclusive family unit that aims to homogenize the differing personal laws while also retaining the inherent uniqueness amongst all of them. While the narrative is appealing, it often demands a quick reflection: Can one law truly protect everyone? The dilemma is between whether a uniform civil code that aims to ensure uniformity...

Misha, Alliance University ABSTRACT The present research paper investigates gender and crime relationship in India using the perspective of the feminist criminology. Traditional criminological theories tended to ignore the issue of gender and mainly concentrated on male offenders, thus not allowing the victims and offenders, who are women, to be heard. Feminist criminology criticizes these constraints through emphasizing how social orders like patriarchy, economic disparities and gender...