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When he was 17, Rahul* (name changed) was arrested on various criminal charges and detained at a “place of safety”- the formal name for a facility for children in conflict with the law. Since he was a minor, Rahul’s case … (Read More)

An important part of the rehabilitative provisions of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012 is the idea of granting interim compensation for child survivors of abuse. Section 33 (8) of the POCSO Act, 2012 and Rule … (Read More)

As future lawyers, judges, and policymakers who will go on to shape the legal outlook of the country, law students hold an important role in society. Therefore, their understanding of social justice issues and laws is of utmost importance. To this … (Read More)

Leila Seth’s story sounds impossible, even if it were being told today… “It all happened 60 years ago. She was the first woman to top the UK bar exams, while she had a baby at home. A successful career in … (Read More)

iProbono India marked its 10th anniversary with a day-long event that brought together key stakeholders, partner organisations, and panel lawyers to discuss critical issues surrounding child rights, housing rights, and pro bono lawyering. The event, which took place on Friday, … (Read More)