Titlebook: Human Rights During the COVID-19 Pandemic; The South Asian Expe M. Ehteshamul Bari,Uday Shankar Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Human Rights in South Asia During the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Overview,e use of such emergencies to unduly infringe the fundamental human rights of individuals. Second, it briefly examines the legal framework under which nations around the world articulated their response to the pandemic. The objective of this analysis is to provide an insight into the shortcomings of

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Oversight and Monitoring of Executive Actions in India During the Pandemic: A Case of Absentee Parliorting to the rule of and by delegated legislation to an evolving situation. Although there was a genuine need to respond to the pandemic quickly, the breadth of the executive decrees and the complete lack of monitoring of these powers by the Indian Parliament was surprising. Given that the parliame

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Criminalisation of Media Reporting on the Government Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic in India, Pakle by critically scrutinising the manner in which the latter exercises its functions. Accordingly, the Constitutions of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh have either explicitly or implicitly made the guarantee of press freedom an integral part of their constitutionally entrenched bill of rights. Althou

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COVID-19 and the Indian Migrant Workers—Citizens of States or Citizens of Nation?ernal (within the country) or international (across countries) borders. Earlier, the reason for the migration was because of war, terrorism, persecution, natural disasters, and climate change. But in recent years, people have also migrated to get an education, a livelihood, and other reasons. Accord