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The Supreme Court’s Tough Options In Interpreting The Law That Decides Between Life Or Death
05 Oct 2022
Forced Marriage, Domestic Violence: Kashmiri Women Reach Out To A ‘Close Friend’ For Help
04 Oct 2022
An Important First Step On The Road to Reproductive Justice, But Safe Abortion Remains Out Of Reach
01 Oct 2022
A Muslim Journalist, Wrongfully Incarcerated On Terror Charges, Fought Back By Reporting On The Hindu Right
30 Sep 2022
After Decades In Jail, A 95-Year-Old Terror Convict Mounts A Legal Battle To Go Home To Die
29 Sep 2022
The Gujarat Model: Crackdown On Dissent Gathers Pace, Activists Threatened, Arrested, Externed
28 Sep 2022
A High Court Judge, Called ‘The Phantom’ Of West Bengal, Pushes The Boundaries Of Judicial Propriety
27 Sep 2022
Meet The Lawyers Helping Poor, Bengali-Speaking Muslims Accused Of Being Foreigners Prove Citizenship
22 Sep 2022
A Decade Of Resisting Law That Gives Adivasis Rights Over Forests = Climate Disasters For Himachal Pradesh
21 Sep 2022
Dowry Was Banned 60 Years Ago. But Cases Are Rising, While Grieving Families Find Justice Harder Than Ever
20 Sep 2022
Minister Says New Forest Laws Don’t Dilute Tribal Rights. They Do—And Govt Planned Dilution since 2019
19 Sep 2022
Sleep Deprivation, Slapping, Miming Sexual Acts: Inside The Murky World Of Ragging In Indian Colleges
14 Sep 2022

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