Jurisprudence • Articles • May 11, 2025 Revisiting Rawls: Justice and Self-respect Abstract This paper revisits the theory of justice based on the seminal works of John Rawls, primarily "A Theory of Justice," an integral and foundational text deemed necessary in the context of modern legal philosophy regarding justice. … By Aadarsha Ghatani, Abhiruchee Lamsal
Jurisprudence • Articles • May 11, 2025 Trial by Jury: Crowning Masterpiece of Jurisprudence The system of trial by jury is an area that fascinates every member of the legal profession. The jury system has been viewed as a magnificent achievement of civilization and a unique aspect of western legal thought. Fundamentally, the jury system re… By Nozomi Ann Luitel
Constitutional Law • Case Briefs • Jul 14, 2026 Rabindra Bhattarai vs. Council of Ministers N.K.P. 2055 Facts of the Case The Parliament enacted the "Torture Compensation Act, 2053 (1996)" to criminalize torture and provide compensation to victims, aligning domestic law with the UN Convention Against Torture (UNCAT). 'Section 10'&… By Mimamsha
Positive Discrimination • Articles • Mar 16, 2026 Intersectionality in Nepal: Law, Power, and the Quest for Substantive Social Justice Introduction Nepal is a socially diverse country, characterized by diversity in caste, gender, ethnicity, class, religion, geography, and language. The Constitution of Nepal, 2015, guarantees equality, social justice, and inclusion. However, the … By Kerina Ghatraj
Constitutional Law • Case Briefs • Sep 19, 2025 Advocate Dr. Chandrakant Gyawali v. Office of the President and others Introduction of the Case This case was heard by the Supreme Court of Nepal, Constitutional Bench in 069-WO-0976. The petitioners were Advocate Dr. Chandrakant Gyawali, former President of the Constitutional Lawyers’ Forum (CLAF), a permanent … By Abhiruchee Lamsal
Constitutional Law • Opinions • Sep 18, 2025 Doctrine of Necessity in Revolutionary Jurisprudence in light of Nepal’s Recent Interim Government Vladimir Lenin had once famously said, “There are decades where nothing happens and there are weeks where decades happen.” The second week of September, 2025 spiralled into a rapid political upheaval blurring the line between protest and… By Ashis Sapkota
International Law • Book Reviews • May 10, 2025 Imperialism, Sovereignty and the Making of International Law Introduction The book provides a comprehensive idea of the interaction between imperialism, sovereignty and international law. The book primarily highlights the idea that international law has its roots in colonialism and imperialism. Internation… By Anaisha Tiwari
Cyber Law • Opinions • May 10, 2025 A Law in Shadows or a Clear Framework? Comparing Nepal’s Social media bill and India’s IT Act In the era of digital advancement in Nepal, the country has been facing issues in regulating social media while protecting individual rights simultaneously. The wake of social media platforms has been creating challenges primarily in areas like mana… By Aastha Itani, Mona Sharma
Judicial Activism • Opinions • May 10, 2025 न्यायिक सक्रियता र न्यायिक संयमता बीचको अन्तरकलह सामान्य अर्थमा न्यायिक सक्रियता भनेको प्रचलित संविधान, कानूनको मूल्यमान्यतामा मात्र सीमित नभई अदालतहरूले आफ्नो स्वविवेक प्रयोग गरी न्याय सम्पादन गर्ने कार्य हो । न्यायिक सक्रियताको अभ्यासलाई तुलनात्मक रुपमा अध्ययन गर्दा Realist School of Jurisprudence को भावनाबाट प्रभावि… By Shree Krishna Dhoj Basnet