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This is what the “scapegoats” in Jamia violence case have to say

Samriddhi Sakunia·February 26, 2023

Religious sentiments being ‘hurt’ or political motives being achieved?

Ravi Singh Chhikara and Rishabh Attri·December 29, 2022

There is an unwritten constitutional duty on public functionaries to not speak anything disparaging: Supreme Court

Gursimran Kaur Bakshi·November 15, 2022

Freedom to criticise

Raju Z Moray·September 5, 2022

Supreme Court’s order quashing Zubair’s arrest provides an important template to check abuse of power

Jahnavi Sindhu and Vikram Aditya Narayan·August 29, 2022

Legislative privileges versus fundamental rights: The paradox created by a recent Supreme Court judgment needs to be resolved

Manav·August 27, 2022

Twitter versus Government: Remedy of challenge against blocking orders is illusory

Shadan Farasat and Dhruv Bhatnagar·August 23, 2022

Revisiting Shreya Singhal versus Union of India: A not so bright spot in the free speech jurisprudence of India

Merrin Muhammed Ashraf·July 29, 2022

Journalistic ethics versus public interest: Where does one draw the line?

Aeshita Marwah·July 16, 2022

Twitter versus government: The gravamen of restricted free speech

Sukriti·July 14, 2022

Shrinking space for liberty in South Asia: Analysing the Digital Security Act, 2018 of Bangladesh

Yogesh Kumar·July 11, 2022

The gods in question

Raju Z Moray·July 7, 2022

Social media, content moderation and free speech: A tussle

Sukriti·July 5, 2022

When hate speech falls short of being free speech

Ujjaini Chatterji·June 18, 2022

Vision of Independent India: Ranade, Tilak and Gokhale

The Leaflet·April 4, 2022

Justice Abhay S. Oka of the Supreme Court admires Bal Gangadhar Tilak’s views on what does not constitute sedition

Gursimran Kaur Bakshi·April 3, 2022

SC relief to Twitter user facing allegations by Tripura police

The Leaflet·January 11, 2022

The Haridwar hate assembly: The answer to divisive politics is not law alone, but also civil society mobilisation

Sukumar Muralidharan·January 11, 2022

SC issues notice to states, UTs on continuous invocation of unconstitutional Sec 66A, IT Act

The Leaflet·August 2, 2021

UAPA in its present form and sedition law must go, says former SC judge Deepak Gupta; some judges don’t understand sedition or terrorism

The Leaflet·July 24, 2021
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