Proclaiming colonial law as constitutional, the Supreme Court negates its role in the making of postcolonial constitutionalism.
-
-
Instead of a radical jurisprudence, what we got is a mortifying jurisprudential disaster: leave alone its controversial elements, even its is bizarre
-
The spectacle of judicial reform has all the elements of cinematic imagination built into it—violence, voyeurism, repression, tears, scandal, redemption and betrayal.
-
The memory of these young women who have died to bring substantial transformation in the rape cultures that proliferate in our polity, society and judiciary must be kept alive
-
Only a heightened intolerance for any kind of sexual violence as a social force will begin to chip away at the monumentalisation of rape cultures in India. Our collective melancholia must be far more productive.
-
An Open Letter to the Delhi University Administration charging it with negligence to provide the rape victim necessary support during police investigation.
Advertisement
Newsletter
Signup for Outlook and get curated content to your inbox everyday.