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India’s Criminal Identification Act: A Human Rights Critique
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The Act allows excessive administrative discretion and provides a shield to the non-observance and potential violation of basic human rights of life and liberty.
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Debating Privacy in Public in the Age of Surveillance
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Renewed attention to the meaning of privacy in the context of widespread surveillance suggests that conventional understandings of privacy are decidedly insufficient. Yet, is it even possible for us to recognize something occurring in public as private?
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Mental Autonomy and the Internet: A Reflection on Digital Propaganda in India
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In light of Indian political parties utilizing their online presence as a tool to polarize communities, radicalize internet users and canvass votes, it has become especially pertinent to explore the right of mental autonomy in India.
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The Lorax and Legal Standing
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The year before publication of Christopher Stone’s seminal article ‘Should Trees have Standing?’ in the Southern California Law Review, another American environmentalist made an important, if overlooked, contribution to the debate on public interest litigation. “I am the Lorax…I speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues.” Apart from a recent US Court…