INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LAW MANAGEMENT & HUMANITIES

Gender Equality in the Maldives: Bridging Legal Provisions, Lived Realities and International Standards

Gender equality remains a significant human rights and development challenge in the Maldives, notwithstanding constitutional guarantees, legislative measures and international commitments. The paper examines the gap between formal legal equality and the lived realities of Maldivian women. It argues that equal legal sta...

Women’s Rights and Workplace Equality: Contemporary Legal Challenges and Reforms

Women's rights and workplace equality have emerged as fundamental components of human rights, social justice, and sustainable economic development. Despite considerable legal advancements over recent decades, women across the world continue to experience gender discrimination, unequal pay, occupational segregation, wor...

Gender Equality and Women’s Rights Protection: International Practice and National Legal Reforms in Uzbekistan

Gender equality has become a fundamental indicator of constitutional democracy, effective governance, and the protection of human rights. This study examines the effectiveness of legal and institutional mechanisms for promoting gender equality through a comparative analysis of selected European jurisdictions and recent...

International Legal Framework for the Protection Against Sexual Harassment: Lessons for Nigeria

Sexual harassment in the workplace constitutes a profound violation of human dignity, equality, and fundamental labour rights. It reflects unequal power relations that are often reinforced by structural, cultural, and institutional factors, making it not merely an individual workplace grievance but a systemic form o...

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LAW MANAGEMENT & HUMANITIES

Indian Constitutional Feminism: A Comparative Study

Indian constitutional feminism offers a distinctive lens through which to examine the role of legal frameworks in advancing gender equality. The Indian Constitution provides significant protections and guarantees for women's rights through provisions such as Articles 14, 15 and 16, which secure equality before the law...