Introduction The Sexual Harassment of Women at Work (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act 2013, universally known as the POSH Act, represents India’s most comprehensive statutory response to workplace sexual harassment.
Introduction India’s e-commerce sector has grown with extraordinary velocity, generating enormous logistical infrastructure. The warehouses, fulfilment centres, and last-mile delivery networks that support companies like Amazon India, Flipkart, Meesho, and
Introduction Few areas of Indian employment law generate more litigation, more practitioner debate, and more unresolved doctrinal tension than the enforceability of restrictive covenants in employment contracts. The large IT,
Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic compressed into three years a transformation in Indian working practices that might otherwise have taken a decade to materialise. Millions of knowledge economy workers, concentrated in
Introduction The integration of artificial intelligence into employment decision-making has proceeded at remarkable speed in India’s large corporations. From automated resume screening tools that eliminate applications before a human reviewer
Introduction In September and October 2020, Parliament enacted the last of four labour codes that together represent the most ambitious consolidation of labour legislation in independent India’s history. The Code
Introduction The rapid expansion of platform-mediated work in India has produced a class of workers who occupy an uncomfortable legal limbo. Drivers who ferry passengers for Ola and Uber, delivery
Introduction The legal campaign to use international courts and tribunals to clarify states’ climate obligations under international law reached a historic milestone in 2024. The International Tribunal for the Law
Introduction Few arbitral awards in the history of international law have generated as much controversy, legal scholarship, and geopolitical consequence as the South China Sea Award of 12 July 2016,
Introduction The emergence of cyberspace as a domain of strategic competition has generated one of the most intellectually demanding debates in contemporary international law: does existing international law apply to