One year of Right to Privacy: Looking at expansion of rights and impact on pending constitutional bench casesMihir Desai, Lara Jesani·August 24, 2018
The Aadhaar blackhole | Part I: How UID-linked data can be used to rig our electoral systemVarun Mathew·August 30, 2018
Data Protection Bill expands privacy framework, but prioritises State over individual consentNehmat Kaur·September 2, 2018
#Section377: The long road to LGBTQI freedom and the history of the legal challengeSuraj Sanap·September 6, 2018
Supreme Court reading down Section 377 goes beyond law as judges uphold transformative potential of ConstitutionAmritananda Chakravorty·September 12, 2018
As Supreme Court gives its verdict tomorrow, thank you, from one citizen to the community which fought against AadhaarNehmat Kaur·September 25, 2018
A predictable letdown: The journey from Right to Privacy to Aadhaar verdictMihir Desai, Lara Jesani·September 27, 2018
‘Restitution of conjugal rights’ is an archaic, unconstitutional law and its time is upDivya Srinivasan·November 2, 2018
The curious case of a cryptic notification: MHA’s mass snoop diktat is not only unconstitutional, but contrary to IT Safeguard Rules, 2009Nipun Saxena·December 22, 2018
[Breaking] Review petition filed against Supreme Court’s Constitution Bench Aadhaar judgmentThe Leaflet·December 24, 2018
THE LEAFLET DEBATE: Is MHA order a ‘licence to snoop’?Mayank Sapra and Arjun Natarajan·December 26, 2018
Computers intercepted, transparency interrupted: MHA’s CPIO refuses information about December 2018 authorisation order under the IT ActVenkatesh Nayak·February 3, 2019
