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16-Jun-2021

Joykrishna released from detention camp due to daughter’s persistence Bartalipi

12-Jun-2021

What are the Rights against being handcuffed in India? Iron fetters and handcuffs violate human rights

11-May-2021

Sign CJP’s petition to release political prisoners Sign our change.org petition

05-May-2021

Sign CJP’s petition to release political prisoners now! The raging pandemic inside overcrowded jails has put their lives in danger

02-Mar-2021

When rights weigh down laws and bail is granted When courts invoke discretionary jurisdiction to uphold right to liberty

19-Feb-2021

Bail under UAPA: Does the new SC judgment offer a ray of hope? CJP compares two SC judgements on bail under UAPA: Watali, 2019, and Najeeb, 2021

17-Feb-2021

CJP’s Love Jihad amendment petition allowed by SC Now, love jihad laws of MP and HP will also be included

15-Feb-2021

Ordinances that mocked the Constitution Were they promulgated as per prescribed procedure?

12-Feb-2021

CJP moves SC to include MP, HP in its ‘Love Jihad’ petition Seeks amendment to original petition to add laws by other states

07-Jan-2021

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

07-Jan-2021

CJP’s Love Jihad Petition: SC issues notice to UP and Uttarakhand It has agreed to test the constitutionality of the anti-conversion laws enforced the two states

15-Dec-2020

Hathras Horror: Tracking the trauma A timeline of shocking events surrounding the case

11-Dec-2020

SCI turns the spotlight on custodial torture A discussion with senior counsels and human rights advocates

04-Dec-2020

Ramifications of SC judgment on CCTVs in Police Stations Teesta Setalvad in Facebook Live conversation with Nitya Ramakrishnan, Mihir Desai & Henri Tiphagne

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

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

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