Why the inordinate delay in SC’s hearing of FCRA and electoral bonds cases is of concernMD Tasnimul Hassan·February 15, 2022
Civil society expresses concern over increasing marital age of womenGazal Preet Kaur·February 8, 2022
Behind the non-renewal of registration under FCRA of Missionaries of CharityThe Leaflet·December 28, 2021
Indicators for assessing what works to redress violence against women in intimate spacesAsmita Basu·October 22, 2021
Punjab & Haryana HC delivers inconsistent decisions on granting protection to adulterous live-in couplesVivek Gupta·September 13, 2021
Please Release Them, Let Them Go: Calling for Justice for the Bhima-Koregaon-16Cedric Prakash·June 14, 2021
Living-in Couples in Punjab & Haryana battle prejudices from courts and policeVivek Gupta·June 2, 2021
Pained at Govt’s ‘Casual Attitude’ to Pandemic Crisis, Over 115 Civil Servants Write Open Letter to PMNewsClick·May 22, 2021
As Union Government fails, Kerala shows how to combat pandemics and protect health of citizensPrakash Karat·April 26, 2021
The Last Straw: When Law is No Longer About Justice But is Reimagined as a Tool of Terror and Harassment, it is Time for Civil Society to Step inShiv Visvanathan·December 4, 2020
Use of state resources to repress human rights defenders, observes international reportThe Leaflet·September 26, 2020
Activists, Academics and Prominent Members of the Civil Society including Aruna Roy, EAS Sarma and Prof. Jayati Ghosh seek to intervene in contempt case against Prashant BhushanThe Leaflet·August 4, 2020
Privacy in a post-Pandemic World II: How do we make our technology constitutionally compliant?Rudraksh Lakra and Ayan Gupta·May 21, 2020
