Mohd Shahril Nizam Md Radzi
Biographic Data
| ID | 10122058 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mohd Shahril Nizam Md Radzi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mohd Shahril Nizam Md |
| FAMILY NAME | Radzi |
| SIGNATURE | RADZI M S N M |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Malaysia |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4842-9394 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Recalibrating the Forced Labour Threshold in Malaysia Post Atipsom 2022
For years, the legal boundary between labour issues and the crime of forced labour in Malaysia remained a blurry grey zone. Under the original 2007 framework of the Anti-Trafficking in Persons and Anti-Smuggling of Migrants Act 2007 (ATIPSOM), prosecutors often faced the nearly impossible hurdle of proving coercion to secure a trafficking conviction. The 2022 ATIPSOM amendments have repealed the narrow definition of coercion and broadened the int…
The Optimization Paths of China’s International Commercial Arbitration Interim Measures System
As globalization gains momentum, international commercial arbitration has emerged as a pivotal mechanism for addressing cross-border commercial conflicts. Interim measures, integral to the arbitration process, serve to safeguard the interests of parties and mitigate potential harm during disputes. Yet, China's system of interim measures within international commercial arbitration exhibits certain shortcomings, particularly concerning the applicat…
Nama Haram Tapi Produk Halal
The nomenclature of a subject matter represents the inherent characteristics and attributes of an item. In the context of the food sector, there exists a strong correlation between the name and commercial impact of a particular product. The choice of the name of a product names is significant for purposes of branding and marketing. Nevertheless, some parties combine illegal and permissible elements in the process of choosing product names, such a…
Application and prospect analysis of blockchain technology in intellectual property protection of e-commerce
This article delves into the application of blockchain technology in enhancing intellectual property (IP) protection within the e-commerce sector, providing a comprehensive analysis of its future prospects. By examining the core characteristics and working principles of blockchain, the paper reveals the unique advantages it offers in strengthening IP protection for e-commerce. The article elaborates on how blockchain’s features of decentralizatio…
Corporate Rescue Mechanisms for Co-Operative Societies in Malaysia
Business organisation’s solvency status might shift to insolvency, thereby granting creditors the power to distribute assets of the debtor. For corporate entities governed by the Companies Act 2016, the statute offers various comprehensive corporate rescue mechanisms, such as Scheme of Arrangement (SA), Corporate Voluntary Agreement (CVA), and Judicial Management (JM), to help companies survive. However, there is no such rescue mechanism for co-o…
The Origins of the Trust Doctrine for the Indigenous Peoples
The Trust Doctrine governs the fiduciary relationship between the state and indigenous peoples, in which the state acts as a trustee for the benefit of its indigenous peoples. However, many states have failed to fulfil their duty and have acted oppressively towards the indigenous peoples. This study critically examines the background and origins of the Trust Doctrine from the United States, its practical application in the state-indigenous relati…
Protecting Gig Workers' Interests in Malaysia Through Registered Association Under Societies Act 1966
The gig economy model has had a significant impact on global economic growth. Through contracts for services, job seekers or gig workers will have opportunities to work in many sectors with limited advantages and benefits. This gig economy model has posed challenges to employment and industrial relations due to the gig workers' status as independent contractors. In the absence of trade unions to speak on their behalf, the service providers may ne…
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Protecting Gig Workers' Interests in Malaysia Through Registered Association Under Societies Act 1966
The gig economy model has had a significant impact on global economic growth. Through contracts for services, job seekers or gig workers will have opportunities to work in many sectors with limited advantages and benefits. This gig economy model has posed challenges to employment and industrial relations due to the gig workers' status as independent contractors. In the absence of trade unions to speak on their behalf, the service providers may ne…
Corporate Rescue Mechanisms for Co-Operative Societies in Malaysia
Business organisation’s solvency status might shift to insolvency, thereby granting creditors the power to distribute assets of the debtor. For corporate entities governed by the Companies Act 2016, the statute offers various comprehensive corporate rescue mechanisms, such as Scheme of Arrangement (SA), Corporate Voluntary Agreement (CVA), and Judicial Management (JM), to help companies survive. However, there is no such rescue mechanism for co-o…
The Origins of the Trust Doctrine for the Indigenous Peoples
The Trust Doctrine governs the fiduciary relationship between the state and indigenous peoples, in which the state acts as a trustee for the benefit of its indigenous peoples. However, many states have failed to fulfil their duty and have acted oppressively towards the indigenous peoples. This study critically examines the background and origins of the Trust Doctrine from the United States, its practical application in the state-indigenous relati…
Nama Haram Tapi Produk Halal
The nomenclature of a subject matter represents the inherent characteristics and attributes of an item. In the context of the food sector, there exists a strong correlation between the name and commercial impact of a particular product. The choice of the name of a product names is significant for purposes of branding and marketing. Nevertheless, some parties combine illegal and permissible elements in the process of choosing product names, such a…
Application and prospect analysis of blockchain technology in intellectual property protection of e-commerce
This article delves into the application of blockchain technology in enhancing intellectual property (IP) protection within the e-commerce sector, providing a comprehensive analysis of its future prospects. By examining the core characteristics and working principles of blockchain, the paper reveals the unique advantages it offers in strengthening IP protection for e-commerce. The article elaborates on how blockchain’s features of decentralizatio…
The Optimization Paths of China’s International Commercial Arbitration Interim Measures System
As globalization gains momentum, international commercial arbitration has emerged as a pivotal mechanism for addressing cross-border commercial conflicts. Interim measures, integral to the arbitration process, serve to safeguard the interests of parties and mitigate potential harm during disputes. Yet, China's system of interim measures within international commercial arbitration exhibits certain shortcomings, particularly concerning the applicat…
Recalibrating the Forced Labour Threshold in Malaysia Post Atipsom 2022
For years, the legal boundary between labour issues and the crime of forced labour in Malaysia remained a blurry grey zone. Under the original 2007 framework of the Anti-Trafficking in Persons and Anti-Smuggling of Migrants Act 2007 (ATIPSOM), prosecutors often faced the nearly impossible hurdle of proving coercion to secure a trafficking conviction. The 2022 ATIPSOM amendments have repealed the narrow definition of coercion and broadened the int…
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