The latest offerings in our Court at 75 series: an analysis on bench allocation, a long-read on book bans and a video on gender diversity

75 years and 276 judges later, the number of women at the top court remains a shocking low of 4 percent

While the P&H High Court tops the list in absolute numbers, data indicates that improvement in gender representation is largely inadequate

Even in a mostly full-strength Court, there was a startling lack of representation of religious minorities, women & marginalised communities

Justice Naima Haider of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh spoke about the judicial system in Bangladesh, diversity in courts and more

In conversation with SCO, Justice S.K. Kaul spoke about mediation as the hope for better access to justice and diversity in Indian Courts

Why aren’t we talking about reservations in the higher judiciary for women and members of marginalised communities?

DESK BRIEF: Recent Collegium recommendations show a renewed attention towards ensuring regional and gender diversity in Indian courts.

With hardly any senior women judges in India's High Courts, gender diversity at the Supreme Court will take a hit.

In the 50s, 60s, 70s, and most of the 80s, the Supreme Court had no women Judges. Since 1989, it has had 11.

SC Judgments in the challenge to the Hijab Ban and on abortion laws for married women were important milestones in equality for women.

The Supreme Court bench has the highest number of women ever, maximum judges from the Bombay and Delhi High Courts and mostly Hindu judges.