Analysis

Declining press freedom and two recent incidents highlight how institutional capacity continues to lag behind constitutional aspiration

The ruling in favour of Revenue leaves open several issues around indirect transfers, GAAR protections, and Tax Residency Certificates

By reversing a High Court's dilution of charges, the Court turned the spotlight on how judges “read” sexual violence

Revisiting the Nithari killings and the Supreme Court’s curative turn

The Court held that the lack of menstrual health facilities violate principles of substantive equality and cannot be a barrier to education

In this issue of SCO.LR, we bring you five important judgements from 9 February to 13 February.

Do the new three-hour digital takedown rules undermine the limits Supreme Court decisions have placed on executive power?

The referendum on the July Charter and a Supreme Court decision on caretaker governments raise questions of legality and legitimacy