Arbitration is one of the mechanisms of alternative dispute resolution. This is a method where a neutral third party hears the evidence between two disputing parties and makes a final binding decision called an award. One significant distinction between arbitration and litigation is that arbitration is consensual, and the award from that is binding on the parties.

Where such consent has been given by the parties, can a party who has freely agreed to an arbitral award declare it illegal?

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The tort of defamation has notably developed since its inception. With focus initially on individuals, there is a new curve arising from the emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The specifics of AI questions the jurisprudence of defamation.

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The advent of the internet has greatly impacted lives. It has enabled humans to communicate easier than ever before. However, with no restrictions on communications, there have been a plethora of cases of inconvenience arising from online abuse. Primarily on social media, false publications have been posted about people or entities and thereby harming their goodwill and reputation. Such an act amounts to internet defamation.

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