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The Failure of a Fasttrack Court

09-August 2026
Twelve years after the sexual assault of a six-year-old child inside a Bengaluru school first shocked the city, the case continues to stand as a painful reminder that justice in India is often tested not only by the gravity of … (Read More)

A Lost Childhood in Custody

06-August 2026
Mona* was 13 years old when the police picked her up in Lucknow in 2016 in connection with a heinous offence. The ordeal that followed violated her rights and India’s child protection laws.  For more than three years, from the … (Read More)

iProbono India in Uttar Pradesh

27-April 2026
In Uttar Pradesh (UP), one of India’s largest and most complex legal landscapes, the gaps within the juvenile justice system are far from theoretical; they are a lived reality. These challenges are visible in everyday realities: overcrowded observation homes, delayed … (Read More)

Caught Cheating, or Caught in the System?

16-April 2026
For many girls in India, especially those coming from marginalised communities, education is a luxury. The same is true for six girls we met at an observation home in Uttar Pradesh. Aged between 13 and 17, most of them are … (Read More)

Centering Survivors: Delhi High Court Reaffirms the Spirit of POCSO Act, 2012

01-April 2026
In the pursuit of justice, the process itself can often become a second trauma. For three young girls in Delhi, a case that began with a harrowing experience in 2022 turned into a three-year ordeal of repeated court appearances, broken … (Read More)

Delhi High Court: PwBD Reservation Is a Right, Not a Ritual

23-December 2025
In a powerful judgment delivered on 22 December 2025, the Delhi High Court sent a clear message to public institutions: reservation for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) must be real, meaningful, and rooted in equality, not reduced to a symbolic … (Read More)

Six Years On, East Kidwai Nagar Families Still Wait for Rehabilitation

01-August 2025
When you ask a ten-year-old boy about his dream home, you don’t expect him to say, without hesitation, that he dreams of a home with “a bed”. But that’s Ganesh’s dream, a bed on which he can sleep without worrying … (Read More)

Towards Inclusive Policing: Disability Rights Training with J&K Police

12-June 2025
Police personnel are often the first point of contact for persons with disabilities in situations of distress, conflict, or complaint. However, due to limited awareness and systemic barriers, these interactions are frequently marked by miscommunication, lack of access, and procedural … (Read More)
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