Tag: Justice
Guns: Power to the People?
Not a year since India started to wash its hands of the blood from Muzaffarnagar riots, they've again got stained with some fresh bloodshed....
Maintenance of the Elderly: A Legal Perspective
Taking care of elderly parents is equally necessary as compared to the duty of supporting infant children.
Right from the moment a child is...
Of Taboos & Social Pressures
“If we accept that a mother can kill even her own child, how can we tell other people to not kill each other? Any country...
Section 377 and Questions on Its Legality
Homosexuality has existed in India since time immemorial, as it like any other sexual orientation is inborn, but we still, in the advent of...
Prison Diaries: In conversation with Fernando Bermudez
Fernando Bermudez, served over 18 years in New York State maximum security prisons following his wrongful conviction of murder in the shooting death of Raymond...
Electoral Communalism: Legal Provisions
Communalism during elections is a recurrent problem which affects the length and breadth of each and every corner of our country. Political manifestoes thrive...
What the Future Holds
After a deadlock of over 2 weeks since the result of the Delhi polls came out on 8th December, finally the government is being...
Dissecting Claims of Bias in the International Criminal Court
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has been accused by the African Union of conducting a racially motivated propaganda against Africans as a recent proposal to try the Kenyan...
Why Domestic Workers Need To Be Protected
A recent surge in cases of domestic workers being abused has gripped the nation and suggests growing concern among international groups for the plight...
The Urban Indian Woman
Strongest yet the weakest; powerful yet powerless; THAT is “the Indian Woman”- a complex being. Talking of the urban Indian woman, a question occurs...
