Socio-Legal ReviewApr 2115 minCritical Thinking in Times of Crisis: International Law, Critical Education and COVID-19
Socio-Legal ReviewMar 2714 minIs Rape ‘a fate worse than death?’ -Deconstructing the rhetoric around death penalty for rapists
Socio-Legal ReviewFeb 1821 minDown the rabbit hole with Mob-Lynching?: Making the case for a reverse onus clause
Socio-Legal ReviewFeb 39 minDemocratising communal spaces: Locating individuals in group right claims
Socio-Legal ReviewDec 18, 20197 minIf Randomised Controlled Trials enable evidence-based policy, why aren’t they conducted on the rich?
Socio-Legal ReviewSep 18, 201911 minRegulating the Unlegislated: Redefining the Powers of the Election Commission of India
Socio-Legal ReviewJul 19, 201911 minCampaign Bans and Lok Sabha Elections: An Example of the Election Commission Giving Itself Teeth?
Socio-Legal ReviewJul 9, 201910 minSC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act at Thirty- J. Daniel Elam* 11 September 2019 will mark the thirtieth ‘birthday’ of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. The ‘Atro...
Socio-Legal ReviewJul 6, 201924 minSection 377 Read Down: The Way Forward- Shreya Mohapatra* The road to LGBTQI (Lesbian, Gay, Transgender, Queer and Intersex) freedom has indeed been a long one with multiple twists and turns. The...
Socio-Legal ReviewJun 18, 20199 minThe Supreme Old Boys’ Club- Shraddha Chaudhary and Shreedhar Kale* The paradox of the Supreme Court of India’s In-House Committee’s finding is that it is simultaneously shocking, and ...
Socio-Legal ReviewMay 12, 201912 minA Rights-Based Critique of the Law of Sedition in India- Sumit Chatterjee* The law of sedition has been used as a political tool by the majoritarian government to silence any form of dissent or contrary opinion w...