Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Intellectual Property and Human Rights in the Era of Artificial Intelligence

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.10473/ijclr.v1i1

Published: 2026-06-17

Articles

Dr. Ambedkar’s Role in Establishing the Constitutional Framework for Political Rights and Empowerment of Dalits: A Critical Legal Study.

Rahul
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The Human Rights, Global Equality, and Access to Knowledge: Bridging the Divide — Toward a Universal Framework for Knowledge Justice.

Alok Raj Alok Raj
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Authorship, Ownership and Liability in AI-Generated Works: A Critical Analysis of Human Authorship and Training Data Regimes in Generative AI

RIZWAN AHMAD AHMAD
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Beyond Consent: Deepfakes and the Structural Limits of India’s Data Protection Regime.

Amrita Sinha
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THE KNOWLEDGE TRUST: APPLYING THE PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE TO GLOBAL SCIENTIFIC AND HISTORICAL ARCHIVES FOR INTERGENERATIONA L EQUITY

Naveen R R, Ananya Krishna M
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Machines, Authorship, and the Law: Rethinking Intellectual Property Frameworks in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Jinesh M
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Ownership of AI-Generated Works: Who owns content created by AI? The User, Developer, or No One? Examine gaps in Copyright Law

ASMIT SINGH UTTAM
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