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The telegram NEET case and the expansion of platform-level censorship in India
The Court's judgment marks a significant shift in Indian digital rights jurisprudence by accepting that the very design and architecture of a platform may justify extraordinary restrictions affecting millions of lawful users
Hijab ban case: K’taka HC concludes hearing, reserves judgement
The Court grants parties liberty to file written submissions
Right to protest not taken away if law is challenged before court: Andhra HC
The law was challenged by an individual government employee, but its conclusion would have affected all other employees who have been protesting it
Actor Activist Chetan Kumar gets bail
Bail order tells the actor who was arrested for a Tweet about a judge not to "make, publish, post, or circulate any derogatory/provocative statements in any manner"
Siddique Kappan: A journalist who has spent 500+ days in prison, for just doing his job
Kappan has applied for bail at Allahabad HC which will be taken up for hearing on March 15
Bhima Koregaon case: NIA court denies bail to Hany Babu and Kabir Kala Manch members
The court was of the opinion that prima facie case is made against the accused as they appeared to be involved in the conspiracy behind the violence
Death Penalty MUST be Abolished!
The death penalty is cruel, inhuman and degrading; today. more than two thirds of the world have abolished the death penalty
Whatsapp group Admin not vicariously liable for posts by members: Kerala HC
Judgment has far-reaching implications for Whatsapp groups run by activists and dissenters
School’s duty to ensure minor girls are not shackled by religious practices: CDC in Hijab ban case
Court clarifies that its order is applicable only to students, and not teachers
Karnataka: Chetan Kumar turns 39 behind bars, was jailed for asking a question
The actor-activist was jailed for questioning the objectivity of a judge who had reportedly made mysoginistic comments on rape in the past
Court summons Assam CM, wife for alleged violation of Mode Code of Conduct
The case filed in May 2019 refers to an interview of Himananta Biswa Sarma that was telecast on a TV channel where his wife Rinku Bhuyan was the CMD
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