NICKELED AND DIMED

Historically, inequality in access to education has been a crucial instrument in reinforcing and maintaining social stratification. Even today, class, caste, gender and other social

This article aims to analyze the situation of migrant workers owing to the lockdowns and analyses their human rights which are being vehemently ignored by the countries or states they are stranded in.

The author discusses the issue surrounding our waste management systems trough the lens of the pandemic given the added burden of medical waste disposal. The article concludes with suggestions that could help in tackling this problem in hope for a cleaner environment, if not a virus-free one.

In this article, Amisha Singh looks at one of the most important international institutions, the Security Council, and how the shortcomings of this prestigious institution have been highlighted by its handling of the Corona-virus pandemic.

The sphere of international law is growing labyrinthine with the passing time. This article will look at the seepage of international law into the Indian legal system.

The author gives an account of our economic framework that now calls for concern, given the unprecedented circumstances rendered by the pandemic upon the informal economy, especially. She calls into question the resiliency of our economic policies that are often sought after as a means to uphold our exceptionally vulnerable informal workforce.

Global currencies have not been immune to the impact of Coronavirus with some taking a bigger hit than the others. This article analyses the movement of currencies since the inception of the pandemic.