Analysis

For years, disability rights advocates have claimed weak legal enforcement. A PIL in the apex court has the chance to catalyse a reckoning

Even the minority opinion privileged a 'marriage-lite' version of queer union instead of upholding relational equality

A Division Bench directed the Attorney General to engage in a “fruitful discussion” with the Union Government over pending recommendations

Supreme Court directs Union to frame guidelines for search and seizure of digital devices by investigative agencies

DESK BRIEF: The choice between donor confidentiality and voter’s right to information will be crucial as we head towards the 2024 elections

Justice Bhat’s refusal to uphold the directions to protect LGBTQIA+ persons seems inconsistent with his own understanding of Part III Rights

October saw the marriage equality judgement, revival of seven-judge benches, Justice Bhat’s retirement and more

The marriage rights of sexual minorities involve a polycentric dispute that falls squarely within the legislative domain