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  CHILD INFLUENCERS Child influencers have become increasingly popular in recent years, with some even earning millions of Rupees through brand deals and sponsorships. However, this trend has also raised concerns about child exploitation, privacy, and the impact of social media on children's development. WHO ARE CHILD INFLUENCERS: Child influencers or Kidfluencers, are “child” under the definition of law, who have made a significant online presence by creating content on social media platforms and in turn gained massive online following. Their online content documents their daily lives which includes children's interests like toys, games and vlogs. Their content is often child-friendly and focuses on topics that appeal to other children. WHAT THE LAW SAYS: The Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986- (CLPR Act)  The CLPR Act prohibits employment of any person below the age of 14 (deemed a "Child" ) in any employment, including as a domestic help,
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  “ EU THANASIA : Mercy Killing or Death with Dignity ” “Under Article 21” of the Indian Constitution-  " No Person shall be deprived of his life and personal liberty except according to procedure establish by Law", which means the State shall ensure good quality of life, livelihood, liberty and a dignified life .   The question as to whether the Right to Life includes the Right Not to Life or to Right to Die . Death can be defined as the Termination of life which means death which is caused a) Naturally b) Unnaturally. Further, it can be caused by the action as well as the inaction of a person.   Causing the extinction of a life unnaturally by the action of oneself or someone else can be morally bad at the same time it is legally punishable.   WHAT IS EUTHANASIA- Many a times life becomes very painful and unbearable so a man may wish death. This voluntary act of embracing death is known as Euthanasia or Mercy Killing or Dayamarana.   DID IT EXISTED IN ANC
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  “EGG-CELLENT JUDGMENT”   Surrogacy is an arrangement in which a woman ( the Surrogate ) agrees to carry and give birth to a child on behalf of another person or couple ( the indented parent(s) ). She is also gestational carrier as she is a woman who conceives, carry and gives birth to a child for another person or a couple.  Under the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act 2021 , a woman who is a widow or a divorced between the age of 35-45 years or a couple defined as a legally married woman and man, can avail services of surrogacy if they have a medical condition necessitating this option.  The Man shall be between the age of 26-55 years and the Woman between the aged of 25-50 years shall not have any previous biological, adopted or surrogate child.   There is a ban on Commercial Surrogacy which is a punishable offence with a jail term of 10 years and a fine up to Rupees 10 Lakhs, so as to say that the Law only allows Altruistic Surrogacy where no money exchanged hand , where a surrog
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  “ EMOJI STATUTARY CONSTRUCTION ” Emoji has been derived from the Japanese word meaning “picture character” . Oxford dictionary defines Emoji as a  “small digital image or an icon used to express an idea, emotion etc. in electronic communication".  Unlike plain text where people view the same character in their exchange platforms effectively translate Emoji. The Emoji that a sender chooses is translated to the receiver’s platform rendering since Emoji renders differently on different platforms. The emoji graphic that is send by one person on one device may be quite different than what is seen by the recipient using a different device. Non-Unicode Emojis are usually not compatible across multi-level platforms, so the recipient on the other platforms will see a placeholder symbol replacing a non-Unicode Emoji or nothing at all.   JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION OF EMOJI - VISUAL DECODING- this brings us to the question of visual decoding, very often the small size of Emoji makes th
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