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Sports law as a discipline is in its infacy in India and while gender issues in sports have received some attention, perhaps no book has been writen exclusively on this subject in the Indian context, suggesting legal reforms to address the same. Three students of a premier law college in India make this scholastic effort underlining crucial concerns associated with this field of study and suggesting changes in the present draft of the National Sports Bill, which is expected to be tabled in the not-so-distant monsoon session of the Indian Parliament. In order to understand this issue in...

India prides itself in being the worlds largest democracy as also for its robust film industry, with Indian films having attained global popularity and at least some of them being internationally acclaimed. However, it is unfortunate that the civil liberties that underlie a democratic system have undergone grave onslaughts time and again, with provincial governments banning films cleared by the Central Board of Film Certification, popularly known as the Censor Board, to appease certain sections of the society for vote-bank politics, though the judiciary has made positive interventions to get...

The book gives an overview of the struggle of the Baloch people in Pakistans province of Balochistan to restore their lost independence, analyzing their right to secede in the light of international law and examining whether international law mechanisms can help their cause in the light of the Kosovo advisory opinion given by the International Court of Justice. Even for those not interested in the legal dimensions, the book gives a brief, yet holistic, account of the Baloch issue in the Pakistani context and would make an interesting read for such people as well.