Supreme Court grants bail to Siddique Kappan after two years of incarcerationThe Leaflet·September 9, 2022
Allahabad High Court grants bail to Siddique Kappan’s co-accused, Alam under UAPAThe Leaflet·August 24, 2022
Supreme Court grants permanent medical bail to P. Varavara Rao in Bhima Koregaon caseThe Leaflet·August 10, 2022
Bhima Koregaon: Surendra Gadling seeks time to reply to ED’s notice to record his statementSarah Thanawala·July 31, 2022
Alleged support for Taliban: Supreme Court restrains Assam police from filing charge sheet under UAPA for FB postThe Leaflet·July 29, 2022
Gauhati High Court releases college student held under UAPA for her Facebook post on bail, as investigation disclosed no incriminating materialThe Leaflet·July 22, 2022
How have courts interpreted the Supreme Court’s order staying the sedition law?Hamza Lakdawala and Navjot Punia·July 10, 2022
As criminalisation of speech and expression is common to both sedition and UAPA, reform of both is imperative, says Constitutional Conduct GroupSarah Thanawala·June 14, 2022
Being seen in the company of activist of a banned outfit not a ground to attract UAPA: J&K High CourtThe Leaflet·May 26, 2022
Expressing discontent against State is not sedition: Punjab and Haryana High CourtThe Leaflet·May 26, 2022
Sanjoy Ghose’s book launch: You cannot legislate on Public Interest Litigation, says Justice S. Ravindra BhatGursimran Kaur Bakshi·May 16, 2022
Sedition under challenge: Supreme Court directs pending cases under Section 124A IPC to be kept in abeyanceV. Venkatesan·May 11, 2022
Sedition case in Supreme Court: Government may have gained time, but its options are limitedV. Venkatesan·May 10, 2022
Is there a blurring of distinction between the prime minister and the union government?Parsa Venkateshwar Rao Jr·May 10, 2022
By asking the Supreme Court to await the outcome of its review of colonial laws, the Union is stalling judicial review of sedition as an offenceHamza Lakdawala·May 9, 2022
‘We need to shed colonial baggage that has passed its utility’: Government’s affidavit relies on PM’s belief, in its last-ditch attempt to persuade Supreme Court not to review sedition lawThe Leaflet·May 9, 2022
