Regulation as the Roadblock: Unlocking Nepal’s Industrial Hemp Potential Article By: Prapti Shrestha Originally Published in Spotlight Nepal Prapti Shrestha In 2024, the global industrial hemp market was estimated to…
Authors: Mr. Mandip Paudel, Ms. Samriddhi Neupane & Ms. Anusha Lamichhane, second-year law students of the BEc-LL.B program Introduction Nepal, being a Land of the Himalayas and strong Geographic and…
Author: Ms. Eureca Adhikari, a second-year law student of the BEc-LL.B program As Gyan Chandra Acharya rightly states, “No sea, but not immune – landlocked countries suffer too.” This powerful…
Author: Ms. Sampada Mainali, a second-year law student of the BBM- LL.B program Introduction On March 29, 2023, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) adopted a historic resolution (A/RES/77/276) requesting…
By Ms. Nikey Sah, a third-year law student of the BBM- LL.B program “Intergenerational equity is not merely a moral responsibility, but a legal principle embedded in international environmental law.…
By Ms. Tamanna Bhattarai, a third-year law student of the BBM- LL.B program Abstract: South Asia, home to over a quarter of the population of the world and some of…
By Ms. Sanghamita Bade Shrestha* The United Nations General Assembly’s Resolution 77/276, co-sponsored and voted for by Nepal, requested the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for an Advisory Opinion (AO)…
By Ms. Ichhya Regmi* and Mr. Praas Guragain** On the 3rd July 2025, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (“IACtHR”) published its Advisory Opinion (“AO”) titled “Climate Emergency and Human Rights”, recognizing …
By Ms. Millie Gautam* Climate change refers to long-term shifts in weather and temperature patterns. It is inevitable and a natural phenomenon. However, natural climate change is slow and gradual, unlike…
The varied notion of theater, be it Bad Dicky, a parody of Richard III by Shakespeare, or Fashion (1845) by Anna Cora Mowatt, either subtly or blatantly, are the mirror…