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Asia Pacific Law & Policy Review
Asia Pacific Law & Policy Review is an Annual e-Journal of Law & Policy of Asia Pacific Nations bearing ISSN: 2581-4095. The Journal covers contemporary issues of Law & Policy of Asia Pacific Nations and is not limited to any specific topic or subject.
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The Economic Challenges and Policies in Pakistan: A Critical Analysis
This comprehensive research paper provides an in-depth examination of the myriad economic challenges facing Pakistan and their profound impacts on the nation’s economy and population. It analyses the root causes behind issues like inflation, deficits, low investment in key sectors, and currency depreciation. The paper also extensively explores how political instability, corruption, and fundamental problems
Linking Food Safety and Community Health in India: A Thoughtful Concern
Consuming safe food has been proven up to par is critical to one’s health. Safe and Standard food is paramount for the individual health. Ensuring the same would make community health intact and make society life meaningful. The movements like ‘Pure Food’ in America and ‘Sahi Bhojan, behtar jeevan’ in India has laudable objectives to
The Human Rights System under the Auspices of the African Union (AU) for the Protection of Women’s Rights in Africa
In the bid for the African Union (AU) formerly referred to as the Organization of African Unity (OAU) to protect the fundamental human rights of the people of Africa, the African Regional human Rights system was established to address human rights issues that are peculiar to its people. The term human rights in the African
The Economic Impact of Patent Law in Pharmaceutical Industry: Issue, Challenges and Benefits
The pharmaceutical industry occupies an unusually prominent position in discussions of IP policy and has been at the center of both domestic and international disputes over the interplay between IPRs, R&D incentives, price, and patient access. Despite the fervour of debate surrounding some key issues, there is comparatively little actual data to guide policy-making. This
Constructing Ideological and Political Objectives in Law Courses: Taking the Business Law Course as an Example
The ideological and political education in the law course is an effective integration of ideological and political education and the professional field of law education, and it is the specific manifestation of the ideological and political education in the field of law. This paper first sorts out the connotation and objectives of the ideological and
Climate Justice and Human Rights in the SAARC Region: Flooring the Route Towards a Sustainable Future
The effects of climate change become more apparent in South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) region, which has significant problems in protecting human rights and guaranteeing climate justice for all its residents. This research article digs into the essential relationship between climate change and human rights in the SAARC region, highlighting the vulnerabilities of