Dignity and Privacy: The Twin Cannons for De-criminalising Adultery in South Asia

In this latest article for Rights!, Vatsal Patel provides a country comparison of different interpretations of privacy and dignity in relation to constitutional law and the de-criminalisation of adultery in Taiwan, South Korea and India.

Right to Free Speech through Internet: Anuradha Bhasin vs. Union of India: A Mixed Blessing

In this article, Anmol Jain leads us through a detailed analysis of an important legal case in India that concerns the rights to free speech and internet access – Anuradha Bhasin vs. Union of India

Freedom of Expression and Sexual Orientation: Textualist Singapore Versus Expansionist India

KARTIKEYA JAISWAL and PRANAY MODI

Where after all do universal human rights begin? Taking a sociological approach to children’s work in India

KIRRILY PELLS

Towards a better understanding of the multiple interconnecting processes that may impede or facilitate the realisation of children’s rights

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Dignity and Privacy: The Twin Cannons for De-criminalising Adultery in South Asia

Right to Free Speech through Internet: Anuradha Bhasin vs. Union of India: A Mixed Blessing

Freedom of Expression and Sexual Orientation: Textualist Singapore Versus Expansionist India

Where after all do universal human rights begin? Taking a sociological approach to children’s work in India