This study examines the contemporary status of sedition laws within the framework of recent criminal legislation. Sedition, historically used to suppress dissent and critique against the state, has been a contentious legal issue globally due to its potential for infringing upon freedom of speech and expression. This paper provides an overview of the evolution of sedition laws, analyzing their application in various jurisdictions and their compatibility with modern legal standards. Additionally, it assesses recent developments in criminal legislation pertaining to sedition, including reforms, amendments, and challenges to existing laws. Through a comprehensive review of case law, scholarly literature, and legislative changes, this study aims to offer insights into the current landscape of sedition laws and their implications for fundamental rights and civil liberties.