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18-Jan-2021

“Love Jihad” laws curb individual and collective freedoms A comparative table of Anti-Conversion laws of four Indian states

15-Jan-2021

क्या संवैधानिक कसौटी पर खरा उतर पाएगा यूपी का ‘लव जिहाद’ विरोधी कानून? अध्यादेश व्यक्ति की आज़ादी, स्वायत्तता, निजता और पसंद के अधिकार के खिलाफ

08-Jan-2021

Why is a private member Bill of 2018 relevant to the farmers today? It seeks guaranteed remunerative MSP, regulated costs, grievance mechanism and compensation

07-Jan-2021

NRC for Assam: A flawed design A process with an inherent potential to exclude millions of genuine citizens

06-Jan-2021

“Be Wise and in Love” – The Sovereign An assessment of Laws on Interfaith Marital Unions and Freedom of Marriage in India 2020

29-Dec-2020

The worst from Indian courts in 2020 A month by month look at various court orders adversely shaping rights’ jurisprudence

28-Dec-2020

The best of Indian courts in 2020 CJP takes a look at various court orders that positively shaped human rights’ jurisprudence

26-Dec-2020

The 10 worst laws of 2020 CJP brings to you 2020's laws that take no notice of human rights

17-Dec-2020

Love Jihad: The Ordinance and Constitutionality A detailed analysis of a deeply communal and sexist law

12-Dec-2020

Does the law allow “temple restoration” suits? A look at how the Places of Worship Act has never really been implemented

08-Dec-2020

Do the three 2020 farm laws meet the constitutionality test? Do these legislations actually limit farmers’ chance to legal recourse?

05-Dec-2020

UP’s Anti-Love Jihad law: Is it Constitutional? Ordinance contravenes freedom of liberty, autonomy, privacy and choice

03-Dec-2020

SC order on CCTVs in Police Stations: Firm stand against Custodial Torture Detailed directions on position of CCTVs, storage of recorded data, accessibility to the victim

02-Dec-2020

TN custodial death report establishes complicity of police, hospital staff and jail authorities Well executed inquiry without losing evidentiary value

26-Nov-2020

Is the Right to Protest in India a protected Fundamental Right? By using prohibitory tools on its people, the Government is limiting democratic practices and irrevocably diluting Article 19

20-Nov-2020

High Court striking down Central law: Impact on Jurisprudence Ramifications of recent SC direction in petition challenging Epidemic Act

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