Scenes from the Ghazipur border: Capital, margins and the bridge of protestsDevanshi Batra and Shriya Sharma·February 15, 2024
Lakhimpur Kheri case: SC reserves order on appeal to set aside the bail granted to Ashish MishraThe Leaflet·April 4, 2022
Curbing protests on “sub judice” ground is contrary to legislative intent of the Constituent Assembly and the ConstitutionS.N. Sahu·October 8, 2021
Political prisoners part of broader dissent against state excessesAchintya Anita Gurumurthy·July 27, 2021
Court directs Delhi police to give prior notice of arrest to three accused in toolkit caseThe Leaflet·March 15, 2021
Release Activist Shiv Kumar, Withdraw Charges, Take Action Against Custodial Torture : PUCLManya Saini·February 27, 2021
Delhi Court’s Order on Disha Ravi’s Bail is Reminder that India’s Sedition Law Needs RevisionNitya Chakraborty·February 25, 2021
87 US Farmer Groups Issue Solidarity Statement with Indian Protestors, Calls New Farm Laws Unconstitutional and UnjustManya Saini·February 22, 2021
Court asks Delhi police for evidence connecting controversial Toolkit to Republic Day violence; queries if it’s just conjectures and inferencesThe Leaflet·February 20, 2021
Disha Ravi asks Delhi HC to restrain police from leaking information to media; Delhi police asked to file affidavit denying leaksThe Leaflet·February 18, 2021
Former SC judge, lawyers and leading newspapers speak out against the sedition charge against climate activist Disha Ravi over the ‘Toolkit’; question the validity of the arrestAnjali Jain·February 17, 2021
ECA, 2020 Overlooks Food Security and Farmers’ Rights in a Win for Agri-Businesses and ExportersAmritananda Chakravorty·February 17, 2021
Toolkit case: Activist lawyer Nikita Jacob gets 3 weeks transit bail by the Bombay HCThe Leaflet·February 17, 2021
Arrest of 22-Year-Old Climate Activist by Delhi Police over alleged Involvement in ‘Toolkit’ Case Garners Widespread DisapprovalSiddharth Ganguly·February 15, 2021
IT Ministry expresses “dissatisfaction” with Twitter leadership, says Indian laws must be supremely followedAnjali Jain·February 11, 2021