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"UNVEILING BIAS: EXPLORING GENDER AND RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ITS IMPACT ON CONVICTIONS AND WORKFORCE EQUITY" BY - JAISVICA KAUR BAGGA & NIVEDHA K.V

Authors: JAISVICA KAUR BAGGA & NIVEDHA K.V

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Year: Mar-2025 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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ADDRESSING THE RISKS OF ONLINE SEXUALISATION AND CYBER-EXPLOITATION OF MINORS IN INFLUENCER CULTURE BY - NIVEDHA K.V & JAISVICA KAUR BAGGA

Authors: NIVEDHA K.V & JAISVICA KAUR BAGGA

Registration ID: 109298 | Published Paper ID: IJLRA9298 & IJLRA9299

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PIRACY AND MARITIME SECURITY: LEGAL PERSPECTIVE BY: MANJARI E

Authors: MANJARI E

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GENDER BASED VIOLENCE BY NON STATE ACTORS ON THE BASIS OF RELIGION BY - SMEEKSHA PANDEY

Authors: SMEEKSHA PANDEY

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY: LEGAL CHALLENGES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR DEFAMATION IN INDIA BY: POOJA RAJEEP

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PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM SEXUAL OFFENCES AND THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK IN INDIA: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS BY - PRAJWALA SAMBYAL

Authors: PRAJWALA SAMBYAL

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LIVE-IN-RELATIONSHIP AND ITS LEGAL IMPACT ON THE RIGHT OF WOMEN: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY CONDUCTED IN HNLU CAMPUS BY - NIKITA MAHAJAN

Authors: NIKITA MAHAJAN

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THE CRISIS OF ACID VIOLENCE AND THE NEED FOR LEGAL AND SOCIAL CHANGE BY - BABY

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EMPOWERING UNORGANISED WORKERS STRENGTHENING SOCIAL SECURITY IN KARNATAKA: THE ROLE OF CASTE IN SOCIAL SECURITY BY: MALLIKA CHUGH

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MACHINES AS CREATORS: THE LEGAL DILEMMA OF AI-GENERATED WORKS IN INDIA BY: ROSE CHERIAN

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