Critical Legal Studies • Articles • Dec 18, 2025 Beyond Representation: A Decolonial Critique and Reconstruction of Radical Democracy Marx, in his “A Contribution to the Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right”, says that, to be radical is “to grasp the root of the matter”.[1] The term “Radical” is derived from the Latin word &ldq… By Rubina Rai
Constitutional Law • Articles • Dec 12, 2025 MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS IN NEPAL: A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF SYSTEMIC GAPS AND GOVERNANCE IMPLICATIONS Abstract This paper critically analyzes the constitutional provisions and practical challenges surrounding the appointment of ministers and the president in Nepal. While the Constitution of Nepal, 2072 provides a formal framework for such appoint… By Diksha Jha, Dikshya Singh Thakuri, Samikxhya Khadka
Constitutional Law • Articles • Sep 20, 2025 Emergency Power: An Overview General Concept of Emergency The concept of Emergency refers to the effect on National Security, Sovereignty, war, armed conflict, and various dimensions of the government which obstruct the smooth functioning of the governmental organs. The econ… By Shruti Timsina
Human Rights • Articles • Sep 20, 2025 Positive Discrimination: An Introduction Introduction Positive discrimination, often referred to as affirmative action or positive action, is a policy or practice aimed at addressing historical inequalities and promoting diversity by giving preferential treatment to members of marginalize… By Shiva Kumari Bhattarai
Interpretation of Statutes • Articles • Sep 19, 2025 Colourable Legislation in the Interpretation of Constitution Constitutional interpretation refers to the theories and methods politicians, political scientists, public servants, and others use to assign meaning to the constitution. There are many different political theories used in constitutio… By Kashish Bhattarai
Constitutional Law • Articles • Sep 19, 2025 An Analysis of Constitutional Contradiction of Right to Equality Introduction A constitution is the fundamental law of a nation, establishing the framework for its government and defining the relationship between the state and its citizens. It sets out the principles, structures, and powers of the government'… By Roshan Auji
Gender Justice • Articles • Aug 10, 2025 Judicial Sensitivity to Domestic Abuse: Comparative Insights on Battered Woman Syndrome and the Path Forward for Nepal Abstract Battered Woman Syndrome (BWS), a subcategory of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), acknowledges the severe psychological impact of prolonged intimate partner abuse. Its recognition in criminal law, especially in homicide cases, allows … By Majana Rai
Gender Justice • Articles • Aug 01, 2025 Property & Progress: Nepali Women's Path to Ownership Introduction Globally, women have long stood at the margins of property ownership. The legal doctrine of coverture, as stated by Blackstone in English law, held that a woman’s legal identity was absorbed into her husband's upon marriage… By Aslesha Bhattarai
Environmental Law • Articles • Jul 31, 2025 The National Adaptation Plan: A Strategic Roadmap for Climate Resilience Nepal confronts a severe climate crisis, evidenced by accelerated glacier melt, erratic monsoons and increased natural disasters. This disproportionate burden was officially acknowledged by Forest and Environment Minister Hon. Ain Bahadur Shahi Thak… By Aarshee Niraula
Gender Justice • Articles • Jul 31, 2025 Breaking Barriers: Challenges and Progress in Daughters' Inheritance in Nepal Abstract This article examines the struggle to ensure the right of daughters to ancestral property. It traces the discrimination rooted in religious and social beliefs that denied the recognition of daughters as a coparcener and reflects on how the… By Asmita Pandey