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Reproductive Autonomy Cannot Be Subordinated to Adoption: Supreme Court allows termination of 7-month pregnancy of minor
Holding that a woman’s choice is paramount under Article 21, the SC affirms that constitutional courts must prioritise dignity, mental health, and bodily autonomy over statutory limits under the MTP framework
SC refuses to interfere in Devangana Kalita’s bail order
The Top Court said it is just a grant of bail and that she won’t run away with the evidence
Right to default bail can’t be nullified by post facto complaint: SC
The Supreme Court has held that an accused cannot be continuously detained on account of a report seeking time extension
Gujarat: Dalit boy allegedly dies at observation home in Khanpur
The youth’s family alleges the boy was tortured during his detention which eventually resulted in his death
CBI chargesheet confirms brutal torture on Jeyaraj and Bennicks
The CBI looked into material evidence from the Santhakulam PS and confirmed the use of wooden lathis by police officers.
Plea in Delhi HC seeks regulating news channels from broadcasting content on communal disharmony
Plea moved in the Delhi High court after right wing news channel Sudarshan TV's show Bindas Bol called Tanishq ad ‘advertisement jihad’
Bilkis Bano case: Is the Government trying to hoodwink the SC on compensation?
The 2002 riot-survivor alleges that despite repeated directions of the SC she has not been given her proper dues
CRPF to provide protection to victims family in Hathras case: SC
The 3 Judge Bench also directed the HC to look into all aspects of the case as raised in the PIL and intervention applications and erase all mention of the identity of the victim and her family from the previous High Court order and to wait for the CBI investigation to finish before thinking about transferring the trial to Delhi.
Allahabad HC to monitor probe in Hathras case: SC
The apex court also directed that all mention of victim’s identity as well as her family be removed from the HC order
Right to free speech does not mean a licence to promote hate speech: Editors Guild of India
Guild tells Republic TV to behave responsibly, asks police to ensure investigation does not become a tool to suppress media rights
No proof for UAPA charges, accused deserves bail: Delhi HC
The court observed that the investigating agency’s report does not disclose the commission of UAPA offences except some bald statements of the witnesses to keep Faizan in jail.
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