Author: Arundhutee Bhattacharya

Arundhutee Bhattacharya is an undergraduate, currently pursuing a law degree, five years, integrated BALLB honours program From, Amity University, She is currently associated with Legal Research & Analysis as an intern of the prestigious Legal Journalism Programme, her astounding work has been recognized well in the organization, and she is indeed reliable for her swiftness and writing skills. Serving as the Campus Ambassador, and also anchors podcasts for Legal Research & Analysis, widely available on Spotify, Jio saavn, airtel wink music, amazon prime, etc. Legal Research & Analysis feels proud to have hosted such an emerging talent and wishes her luck and massive success in her future endeavours.

Tens of thousands of protesters converge in Tel Aviv and other Israeli cities to oppose the Netanyahu-led government’s reform plan that aims to give politicians more control over Supreme Court

January 29, 2023January 30, 2023 Arundhutee Bhattacharya

Those opposed to the contentious judicial reform proposal that would give politicians more power over the Supreme Court have maintained their demonstrations in Israel, with thousands attending events in Tel Aviv and other cities. On Saturday, protesters also observed a moment of silence in memory of those who died on Friday in the occupied West Bank.

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Sierra Leone Govt Passes Ground-Breaking Law On Women’s Rights

January 26, 2023January 26, 2023 Arundhutee Bhattacharya

President Julius Maada Bio apologised to women for past mistreatment, saying, “For so long, we haven’t been fair to you.” According to the law, women must hold a minimum of 30% of positions in both the public and private sectors. Women have been “crying” out for this change “for years,” according to the Minister of Gender and Children’s Affairs. Many Tarawalli stated that the measure was significant to women in Sierra Leone and that no other sub-Saharan African nations had approved a similar statute.

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Maher Younis, a Palestinian prisoner, was released from an Israeli jail after 40 years.

January 20, 2023 Arundhutee Bhattacharya

Maher Younis, a Palestinian prisoner, was released from an Israeli jail after 40 years.
Maher Younis, the second-longest-serving Palestinian in Israeli prisons, was detained in 1983 and found guilty in Israeli courts of murdering an Israeli soldier in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights in Syria in 1980 along with his cousin Karim Younis. Palestinian prisoner, embraced freedom on Thursday morning after spending 40 years in Israeli jails, according to the Palestinian News Agency.

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Right To Information Act: A Comprehensive Overview

December 1, 2022January 6, 2023 Arundhutee Bhattacharya

INTRODUCTION

The Government of India has implemented the Right To Information in order to see that Indian citizens are enabled to exercise their rights to ask some pertinent questions to the Government and different public utility service providers in a practical way. RTI Act replaced the Freedom of Information Act 2002. The objective of this act was to help the citizens avail of quicker services from government agencies since the act enables them to ask questions like why a particular application or an official proceeding gets delayed. Mainly the act aims at achieving a corruption-free India.

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The Economy of Work from Home and Legal Issues

December 1, 2022January 24, 2023 Arundhutee Bhattacharya 1 Comment

Corona disease (COVID-19) is spreading worldwide for the virus namely ‘Corona’. Since last December this virus is spreading globally. As per reports are concerned (the news), the first case was found in China, and now it is worldwide. And we all are middle of this crisis, lots and lots of people are dying due to this virus.

Most people who are infected with coronavirus will experience mild to moderate respiratory illness and will get recovered without any special treatment. Still, older people who are facing this or people with underlying medical problems like cardiovascular disease, and cancer are more likely to have a more serious illness.

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