Reflections on Conscientious Objection in Australia Through an Ethic of Solidarity.

Conscience Rights, Naturalism, and Moral Knowledge: In Defense of Conscience Absolutism.

It is argued that given philosophical naturalism and evolutionary theory, one should be skeptical of moral claims, especially claims of the sort that one ought to do such and such, and if the argument presented here is valid and sound, bioethicists should be more skeptical of what one is obligated to do.

Instrumentalized Bodies, Moralized Pregnancy : A Feminist Bioethical Comparison of China and the United States.

Patriarchal Society but Women Centric Law

India has enacted several special laws to protect women from domestic violence, dowry harassment, sexual offences and other forms of gender-based discrimination. These enactments were introduced to address the historical and social disadvantages faced by women and to secure their constitutional right to equality and di...

A Feminist Critique of Judicial Insensitivity in Sexual Assault Cases

: This paper examines judicial insensitivity in the adjudication of sexual offences in India and considers how patriarchal assumptions can contribute to secondary victimization within judicial proceedings. Using qualitative legal analysis, it examines statutory principles, judicial decisions, and institutional guidance...

Constitutional Reconciliation of Restorative Justice and Retributive Sanctions : Focusing on the Normative Integration of School Violence Deliberation Procedures and the Jinsim-Tongsim (Heart-to-Heart) Program

The legal framework governing responses to school violence constitutes a normative domain in which a balance must be struck between two constitutional imperatives: the State’s positive obligation to protect the fundamental rights of victimized students and the requirement that restrictions imposed on offending students...

Who is bound by the duty of civility? On Badano and Nuti’s Politicizing Political Liberalism

In Politicizing Political Liberalism , Gabriele Badano and Alasia Nuti argue that those who are victims of oppression are relieved from the duty of civility, which then allows them to use disruption and violence to advance their political views. This is based on the no self-sacrifice view: the duty of civility woul...