• Challenges and Risks in Protecting Rights in the Digital Environment 

  Ashwini, HRS; Kariawasam, RT (2024-09)

  In the digital realm, children face both advantages and challenges, which gives rise to insecurities about their well-being and freedom. This article focuses on discovering obstacles and attractions surrounding the ...

• A Study on the Eradication of Corporate Impunity on Environmental Degradation Through Doctrine of Ultra Vires 

  Dias, KGHH (2024-09)

  The domain of the company law aims to produce an effective and a reliable corporate space to the businesses. In the journey of a better corporate realm, the possible negative impact has been omitted by the Companies ...

• Enhancing Industrial Design Protection: A Comparative Study of Legal Frameworks in Sri Lanka, India, and Japan 

  Sandanayaka, STD (2024-09)

  This comparative analysis explores the legal frameworks for protecting industrial designs in Sri Lanka, India, and Japan, focusing on definitions, registration processes, and infringement rights. While all three countries ...

• Unveiling Sri Lanka's Legal Landscape: Addressing Cybersex Trafficking Through Current Online Harassment Laws 

  Mahingoda, Chaga; Harasgama, Kushanthi; Jayamaha, Samurdhi (2024-09)

  This research examines the efficacy of Sri Lanka's current legislative frameworks in addressing cybersex trafficking, using information from primary and secondary sources. The selection of doctrinal research was based ...

• Pragmatic Approaches Towards Fundamental Rights Litigation Procedure in Srilanka:Challenges and Opportunities 

  Chandrahasan, P (2024-09)

  Fundamental rights litigation in Sri Lanka plays a crucial role in upholding the constitutional rights of individuals and maintaining the rule of law. This study examines pragmatic approaches, challenges . This study ...

• A Comparative Analysis of Legal Frameworks for ensuring Quality and Accuracy of AI – Generated Data: A Study of USA and Sri Lanka 

  Parindya, AADDS (2024-09)

  This study focuses at the changing legislative frameworks in Sri Lanka and the United States (USA) that control the reliability and quality of AI-generated data. As artificial intelligence is progressively included ...

• The Impact of the Right to Be Forgotten on AI-driven Data Retention Practices in Sri Lankan Context: A Comparative Study of Regulatory Approaches and Compliance 

  Jinasoma, PTD; Mayantha, WPU; Jayakody, SM (2024-09)

  This paper investigates the impact of the Right to Be Forgotten on AI-driven data retention practices, with a particular emphasis on the legal background and implications in Sri Lanka. The study investigates how the ...

• Artificial Intelligence and International Arbitration: The Necessity of Human Oversight to Ensure Fairness and Efficiency 

  Kandapolaarachchi, KAIM; Wesal, SA (2024-09)

  The world is experiencing a technology evolution that will surpass the industrial revolution and change nearly every area of our professional and personal lives, including how disputes occur and are handled. Artificial ...

• From Nuclear Weapons to Artificial Intelligence (AI) Based Weapons in Armed Conflicts, A Comparative Analysis of Development of Laws on Nuclear Weapons and AI-Based Weapons in Armed Conflicts 

  Perera, H Lahiru Ishara (2024-09)

  AI-based weapons are now becoming a challenge for international humanitarian law. Various States and non-state actors are trying to improve international humanitarian law to address these challenges. Therefore, this ...

• Use of UN Treaty Bodies Comments and Recommendations in Judicial Decision Making: A Critical Review of the Sri Lankan Experience 

  Thilakarathna, Akalanka; Galappaththige, Thilini (2024-09)

  This study critically examines the evolving judicial practice in Sri Lanka of incorporating United Nations (UN) Treaty Bodies' comments and recommendations into domestic legal interpretations, despite their non-binding ...

• Deepfakes in warfare: A novel challenge to International Humanitarian Law 

  Dantanarayana, Hashani Madushika (2024-09)

  Disinformation has always been part and parcel of warfare. However, sophisticated Artificial intelligence techniques such as machine learning, have now made the process of manipulation of information much easier and ...

• Beyond Section 365: Navigating LGBTQ+ Rights in Sri Lanka's Legal Landscape 

  Kumarasingha, ME (2024-09)

  The historical and legal background of LGBTQ+ rights in Sri Lanka is firmly anchored in a synthesis of colonial, religious, and cultural factors. With a large Tamil and Moor minority and a mostly Sinhalese population, ...

• Improving Corporate Governance Law in Sri Lanka: A Comparative Analysis with South Africa 

  Gamage, MPA (2024-09)

  Fostering investor trust, accountability, and transparency all depend on effective corporate governance. The Companies Act No. 07 of 2007 and the Code of Best Practice, which serve as the foundation of Sri Lanka's ...

• Corporate Fraudsters and Victimized Sri Lankan Companies: Lessons from the Indian Company Law 

  Senaviratne, SMAG (2024-09)

  Corporate fraud is a prominent and widely acknowledged offense by both corporate and legal communities. The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners in their Report to the Nations 2022 based on across-country research, ...

• Developing Trends in International Intellectual Property Laws; with regard to Copyright Infringement in Generative AI, and training of Artificial Intelligence 

  Wimalarathna, BAP (2024-09)

  The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) recognizes ‘Intellectual Property (IP)’ to be the creations of the mind. For example; literary, and artistic works such as design and symbols, names and images and ...

• Liability or Liberty: an assessment of air carrier’s liability under the Montreal Convention to passengers in case of an accident 

  De Silva, AKS (2024-09)

  This research investigates whether the international legal framework established by the Montreal Convention of 1999 (MC) achieved its intended purpose of establishing air carrier liability for passenger death or injury ...

• Comparative Legal Analysis of Liability Frameworks in Autonomous Vehicle-Accidents in California and Japan 

  Bopage, CAN; Bhagya, LGAD; Senarathne, MGBL; Dharmakeerth, DKKY (2024-09)

  The rise of self-driving cars marks a significant change in how we travel, offering improved safety, productivity, and ease of usage. Nonetheless, this technological progress poses fresh obstacles in establishing ...

• Breaking the Code; The Role of Legal Reforms in Addressing the Influence of Digital Media on the Juvenile Delinquency in Sri Lanka 

  Jayathilaka, TS; Jayaratne, LAA; Nethmini, AGCC (2024-09)

  In the modern context, digital media is inundating each aspect of life, and its effect on youthful behavior remains a crucial concern globally. Based on this background, the present paper carries out a thorough analysis ...

• Harnessing AI Tools for Predictive Analytics in Litigation: Transforming Legal Strategies and Outcomes 

  Pillai, Aneesh V; Dasanayaka, Chathura Gayan (2024-09)

  This research explores the transformative potential of AI-driven predictive analytics in litigation, focusing on its adoption, effectiveness, and impact on legal strategies. The study aims to assess the extent to which ...

• Judgement Day 2.0: Can AI Judges Turn Sri Lanka’s Legal Leap into a Futuristic Fairytale of High-Tech Justice? 

  De Silva, SL; Wickramasinghe, PAGD (2024-09)

  Judgement Day 2.0. delves into the revolutionary integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within the Sri Lankan judiciary to create a judicial officer powered by AI i.e. AI judge. It examines the transformative ...

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