Ten takeaways from petitioners’ responses, as Supreme Court concludes hearing on hijab banGursimran Kaur Bakshi·September 22, 2022
Hijab not part of fundamental right to freedom of expression: Respondents before the Supreme CourtThe Leaflet·September 21, 2022
Hijab ban: Concept of ‘qualified public space’ is contrary to Article 19, Supreme Court toldGursimran Kaur Bakshi·September 15, 2022
The burden is on the State to show that the hijab ban is a reasonable restriction, petitioners tell the Supreme CourtGursimran Kaur Bakshi·September 14, 2022
Indiscriminate and excessive curfews under Section 144 of CrPC are unconstitutionalRattanmeek Kaur·September 9, 2022
Legislative privileges versus fundamental rights: The paradox created by a recent Supreme Court judgment needs to be resolvedManav·August 27, 2022
Twitter versus Government: Remedy of challenge against blocking orders is illusoryShadan Farasat and Dhruv Bhatnagar·August 23, 2022
A constitutional appraisal of non-violent disruptive protestsSukarm Sharma and Siddhant Pengoriya·August 5, 2022
Revisiting Shreya Singhal versus Union of India: A not so bright spot in the free speech jurisprudence of IndiaMerrin Muhammed Ashraf·July 29, 2022
Criticism of Supreme Court’s strictures against Nupur Sharma is fair comment: AGThe Leaflet·July 14, 2022
Shrinking space for liberty in South Asia: Analysing the Digital Security Act, 2018 of BangladeshYogesh Kumar·July 11, 2022
Delhi High Court’s probe sought into how police got advance information about denial of bail to Alt News co-founder, Muhammad ZubairThe Leaflet·July 5, 2022
In FCRA judgment, the Supreme Court misconstrued NGO’s legitimate activities as against national interestPrakhar Raghuvanshi·June 30, 2022
Kerala High Court’s view denying right to protest to children is legally unsoundDeeksha Pokhriyal and Aviral Agrawal·June 28, 2022
