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    Delhi Police restrained from ‘engineering’ public opinion : Delhi violence case

    by freespeechcollective | Jul 29, 2020 | Arrests - Others

    ‘Innocent until proved guilty’ is an abiding principle for judicial process, one that has been given the go by in numerous cases, thanks to selective police leaks and a brutal media trial that can dangerously prejudice public opinion. But now, an order of...
    Former judges, senior officials, activists and academics urge withdrawal of contempt notice against Prashant Bhushan

    Former judges, senior officials, activists and academics urge withdrawal of contempt notice against Prashant Bhushan

    by freespeechcollective | Jul 27, 2020 | Statements

    Dated: July 27, 2020 Statement in solidarity with Mr. Prashant Bhushan on the initiation of Criminal Contempt Proceedings against him We the undersigned citizens of the country, express our concern with the initiation of contempt proceedings against human right...
    Internet censorship hit environmental campaigns

    Internet censorship hit environmental campaigns

    by freespeechcollective | Jul 27, 2020 | Censorship - Social Media, Commentaries

    Last week, environmental groups were taken by surprise at the block on environmental websites and a notice by Delhi police against multiple emails sent to Environmental minister Prakash Jawadekar. The block has now been lifted but the notice remains. Radhika Jhaveri...
    Three cases of contempt: the judiciary’s fault lines?

    Three cases of contempt: the judiciary’s fault lines?

    by freespeechcollective | Jul 25, 2020 | Commentaries

    “The power to punish for contempt is not meant for giving protection to individual judges. On the contrary, it intends to inspire confidence “in the sanctity and efficacy of the judiciary, though they do not and should not flow from the power to punish for...
    Corruption, not sedition: PUCL on Rajasthan MLA rebellion

    Corruption, not sedition: PUCL on Rajasthan MLA rebellion

    by freespeechcollective | Jul 20, 2020 | Statements

    The People’s Union for Civil Liberties in a statement questioned the FIR lodged against former deputy chief minister Sachin Pilot and the 18 MLAs supporting him, who have been charged also under Section 124 A of the Indian Penal Code (sedition). Conspiring to...
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