White Black Legal – International Law Journal
Volume Volume 4 · Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Research Article Open Access Nov 2026

PERSONHOOD WITHOUT A BEARER? ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, THE DEFINITIONAL PROBLEM, AND THE LIMITS OF LEGAL PERSONALITY

Author: NITISH DANIEL

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Registration ID 107292

Published Paper ID WBL7292

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: The debate on legal personality for artificial intelligence (AI) and the debate on how law should define AI have run on separate tracks. This paper brings them together around one research question. Can legal personality be coherently conferred on AI when the law has no stable account of what an AI is? The paper accepts the domi…

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Research Article Open Access Nov 2026

FROM DIGITAL ROMANCE TO DIGITAL VULNERABILITY: ONLINE DATING, CHANGING RELATIONSHIP PATTERNS, AND THE LEGAL PROTECTION OF PRIVACY AND CONSENT AMONG YOUTH IN INDIA — A SOCIO-LEGAL STUDY

Author: MAHI GUPTA & MS. RITU MALIK

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Registration ID 107290

Published Paper ID WBL7290 & WBL7291

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: Online dating is one of the most important of the part’s modern world, where internet, smartphone and dating application is most common to use where every people of society use that kind of things. It helps individual to maintain their relationship and through it people can interact with another individual, develop their friends…

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Research Article Open Access Nov 2026

HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE CORPORATE RIGHTS

Author: DR. USHA PALHOEYA

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Registration ID 107289

Published Paper ID WBL7289

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: When humans lived in forests, they enjoyed all rights bestowed by nature; they could sustain themselves anywhere without formalities. As time passed, they became dependent on specific activities for their livelihood. Today, people must engage in some form of employment to sustain themselves. In modern times, these activities hav…

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Research Article Open Access Nov 2026

CYBERCRIME VICTIMISATION IN INDIA: A FORENSIC VICTIMOLOGY STUDY OF DIGITAL EVIDENCE, INVESTIGATIVE CHALLENGES, AND VICTIM PROTECTION

Author: THIRUSHYA R

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Registration ID 107288

Published Paper ID WBL7288

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: The rapid growth of digital technology has increased the occurrence of cybercrimes, creating significant challenges for victim identification, criminal investigation, and victim protection in India. Cybercrime victimisation includes online financial fraud, identity theft, cyberstalking, cyberbullying, phishing, and other forms o…

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Research Article Open Access Nov 2026

THE CONSTITUTIONAL FACE OF BEAUTY: EXPLORING IMPLICIT RIGHTS AND LEGAL SAFEGUARDS IN INDIA’S COSMETICS INDUSTRY

Author: DR. SAVITA S MUNDEWADI

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Registration ID 107287

Published Paper ID WBL7287

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: Cosmetics have become an essential part of contemporary life, impacting social conventions, health, psychological well-being, and personal identity. Serious constitutional issues have been brought up by the cosmetics industry's explosive growth in India because many of its goods are counterfeit, contain hazardous or untested sub…

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Research Article Open Access Oct 2026

A STUDY ON JUDICIAL ACTIVISM IN WOMEN’S RIGHTS

Author: R MURALI ANAND

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Registration ID 107285

Published Paper ID WBL7285

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

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Research Article Open Access Oct 2026

MANUAL SCAVENGING, CONTRACTUALISATION AND SEWER DEATHS: REASSESSING LABOUR PROTECTION POLICIES FOR SANITATION WORKERS IN INDIA

Author: MOHD SHAHRAN

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Registration ID 107284

Published Paper ID WBL7284

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: Indian law prohibits the engagement of any person for the hazardous cleaning of sewers and septic tanks, and the Supreme Court treats unsafe sanitation work as a violation of dignity and of the guarantee against forced labour. Yet figures placed before Parliament record 498 deaths in sewer and septic-tank cleaning between Januar…

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Research Article Open Access Oct 2026

BIG BROTHER AT WORK: IS EMPLOYEE SURVEILLANCE COMPATIBLE WITH LABOUR RIGHTS?

Author: ATHITI B KANNAN

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Registration ID 107283

Published Paper ID WBL7283

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: Technology has changed the way people work and the way employers monitor their employees. Employers may use CCTV cameras, screen-recording software, keystroke tracking, biometric attendance systems, location tracking and artificial intelligence (AI) to supervise work. These methods can help protect confidential information and o…

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Research Article Open Access Oct 2026

MARITAL RAPE IN INDIA: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK, CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGES AND JUDICIAL APPROACH

Author: SHUBHAM CHAUDHARY & DR. CHEENA ABROL

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Registration ID 107281

Published Paper ID WBL7281 & WBL7282

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: Marital rape is one of the most contested questions in contemporary criminal law, constitutional jurisprudence and gender justice. It refers to non-consensual sexual intercourse or sexual acts committed by a spouse against the other. In India, the principal controversy arises from the marital rape exception, which excludes certa…

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Research Article Open Access Oct 2026

BETWEEN CUSTOM AND CONSTITUTIONALISM

Author: HARLEEN KAUR & & RITU MALIK

Volume Volume 4

Issue VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2

Registration ID 107280

Published Paper ID WBL7280 & WBL7285

ISSN 2581-8503

Country / Place Delhi, India

Abstract: This paper examines the tension between community-based customs and constitutional rights through the example of khap panchayats in northern India. These informal caste and clan councils do not have authority under Indian law, but some have continued to influence decisions about marriage and relationships. Their opposition to ma…

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