Climate change poses an existential threat to humanity, disproportionately affecting coastal and Small Island Developing States. The International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) 2025 advisory opinion on climate change marks ...

The global climate crisis currently necessitates an urgent, multidisciplinary analysis of environmental governance effectiveness in the face of escalating climate induced Present situation with disasters. This research ...

The main objective of this research is to make a proposal to the divorce law under the general law in Sri Lanka by extracting best practice examples from India and South Africa. Divorce law under the Sri Lankan general ...

The main objective of the research is to critically analyze the role of Sri Lankan labour laws in ensuring health and safety rights of employees at the workplace with a comparison of Australian law. Health and safety at ...

The evolving landscape of international trade law presents both challenges and opportunities for developing countries seeking equitable participation in the global market. This study critically examines the current frameworks ...

This article presents a comparative legal analysis of second-tier patent protection (STP) regimes and their implications for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Germany, the UK, and Australia. SMEs are considered ...

A cryptocurrency is a digital currency, which is transacted independently through computer networks without having a regulation by any central authority. In January 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto introduced bitcoin as the ...

In today’s digital world, rapid technological advancement, especially the increasing use of artificial intelligence has significantly influenced almost every field, including commercial, civil, political and judicial ...

Contemporary cybercrime investigations expose a structural contradiction between digital technology and procedural based legal system. Since cybercrime investigation increasingly depend on transnational digital evidence ...

This study investigates an important but underexplored void in the lawregarding the provision of Interpreters to Deafblind individuals in Sri Lanka: there is no statutory provision requiring qualified deafblind interpreters. ...