Artificial intelligence can now create digital versions of people that speak, think, and even behave like them. But who owns these digital twins? This article explores the legal challenges surrounding AI identity, personality rights, privacy, copyright, consent, and the urgent need for new legal frameworks.

Internet shutdowns have become one of the most controversial tools used by governments during periods of civil unrest. While authorities argue that digital blackouts help prevent violence and maintain public order, critics warn that they threaten constitutional freedoms, economic activity, and democratic accountability. This article examines the legal, strategic, and human rights dimensions of internet shutdowns and asks whether governments should possess the power to disconn

Artificial intelligence is transforming evidence law. From deepfakes and synthetic media to AI-generated forensic analysis, courts face unprecedented challenges balancing technological innovation with due process and evidentiary reliability.