A “guardian” is someone who takes care of a child, looks after the child’s property, or both, according to Section 4(2) of the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890. However, under Muslim law, guardianship is divided into two types based on function: Waliyat alal Nafs and Waliyat alal Mal.
Climate change is no longer solely an environmental issue; it has become a critical human rights challenge, especially for the most vulnerable communities.
Law is a tool created by the people, for the people, in order to promote fairness and order in society.
From family structures to politico-legal frameworks, deeply rooted patriarchal views have historically influenced every aspect of life.
A “guardian” is someone who takes care of a child, looks after the child’s property, or both, according to Section 4(2) of the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890. However, under Muslim law, guardianship is divided into two types based on function: Waliyat alal Nafs and Waliyat alal Mal.
Climate change is no longer solely an environmental issue; it has become a critical human rights challenge, especially for the most vulnerable communities.
Law is a tool created by the people, for the people, in order to promote fairness and order in society.
From family structures to politico-legal frameworks, deeply rooted patriarchal views have historically influenced every aspect of life.
