All India Human Rights Association (AIHRA)

  www.aihra.org Cybercrime And Privacy Framework In  Accordance with Human Rights Written and edited by: YASH JAIN 5 th Year B.B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) Amity Law School, Noida www.aihra.org Cyberlaw is all of the rules and regulations that help protect against cybercrime, including networking, software development, data storage devices, access to Internet, web sites, e-mail, automated teller machines, etc. In illegal actions, as when a computer is being used as a tool for the violation of the clause that is dependent on cybercrime in the appearance, such as the ones mentioned above, such actions may be considered as a cybercrime. Computer crime a threat to people and structures, as well as the economic security of information in the country. On a global scale, nation-States, and non-state entities to engage in crimes that cross borders. Crimes, such as fraud, cyber-terrorism, cyber extortion, and cyber-sex trafficking in human beings are to be made all over the world, and so it ...

  Afghanistan turning out to be a Wobbly  vicinage   By- Tanya Pandey , 3rd Year Student of BALLB(Hons.), Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh With the Taliban taking the responsibility for the recent bomb and gun attack targeting the Defence Minister Bismillah Mohammadi of Afghanistan, the situation has been exacerbating for worse constantly in Afghanistan. With Taliban making territorial gains across the country, bringing the majority of rural areas and some of the provincial capitals under his control, the hasty withdrawal of the international forces does not seem to promise peace too soon, rather making the road. To normalcy, a harrowing one for the citizens of the nation. According to the United Nation's International Organisation of Migration, more than 3 lakh people have been internally displaced owing to the ongoing escalation of conflict and approximately 40,000 people continue to flee to neighbouring countries as Iran , Pakistan per week; and in consona...