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Editor: Dr. G.G. Parikh | Associate Editor: Neeraj Jain | Managing Editor: Guddi
On August 13, Bolivia’s legislature enacted a law to set October 18 as the absolute deadline for holding presidential elections, following which the social movements have temporarily halted their protests.
On August 10, thousands of students rallied in Bangkok, in the largest of a string of mass student-led protests.
The massive protests in the USA are defined by the clash between two absolute opposites—the forces of death, and the forces of life.
A whole new generation of Americans have decided that non-stop resistance is the only way to confront the lethal power structure that is determined to tattoo obedience on their very souls.
Waging peace is more complex than waging war, but we’ve given ourselves no choice but to take on the challenge.
As feminists committed to democratic values, we ask, ‘where is the real independence, the real freedom for citizens to think, speak, write, educate, agitate, organize, resist, dissent or question?’
The law was born out of subjugation in empire and the constitution conceived in the struggle against subjugation. They sit uneasily on a bench etched with the Ashokan emblem of the state.
The draft EIA policy, facing opposition from many quarters, received a record 2 million comments as the deadline closed on Tuesday.
PUCL appeals that the Government of India urgently listen to the people of J&K, initiate dialogue and restore peace.
Without a vibrant bar, there can be no vibrant judiciary. We lawyers are the primary victims of this judgment—be quiet or face contempt, is the message of the court.
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