Articles tagged with: social lawyers
‘How can we let garbage pickers win?’: NLU Delhi housekeeping staff, students respond with video, appeal vs admin’s offer of alt jobs
The NLU Delhi students fighting for the continued employment at NLU Delhi of up to 55 housekeeping staff, via a third party contractor, have made an emotional video appeal and a written rebuttal to the university’s claim that it had “taken a decision to help on a purely humanitarian basis” by making “arrangements of their employment in the nearby areas”.
AZB, Luthra, NLS alum Aparna Mittal starts gender equality consultancy Samana
Aparna Mittal, who had left the partnership of AZB & Partners in September 2017, has started a consultancy focusing on gender, policy and law.
Post mortem: CJI Dattu's social justice bench experiment is now history, pending cases distributed to others
The social justice bench comprising justices Madan B Lokur and UU Lalit, set up by the previous chief justice of India, justice HL Dattu on 12 December 2014 has now officially ceased, and the cases which were part-heard before that bench, have been distributed to other benches.
SCOI Report: CJI Thakur makes crucial changes in bench composition, constitutes constitution bench, leaves fate of social justice bench uncertain
Every Chief Justice of India (CJI), soon after taking over, would first try to get a grip over the bench composition, which was determined according to the requirements of his predecessor.
SCOI Report: Spotlight on 6 more cases before SC's social justice bench and the fight against procedural resistance
Despite suffering from adjournments and not having been able to close a single case since starting nearly a year ago, as reported last week by SCOI Reports, on Friday (September 4) the social justice bench continued its work with justices Madan B Lokur and UU Lalit hearing six cases in 40 minutes after 2 pm.
7 cases showing why SC's social justice bench has failed to close a single case of social justice
The Supreme Court’s social justice bench comprising justices Madan B Lokur and UU Lalit heard seven cases between 2 and 4.15 p.m on Friday, August 28 but has failed to dispose of a single petition since it was set up in 2014.