Freedom Of Speech And Expression : Articles

ON January 31, 2024, a division Bench of the Bombay High Court pronounced a split verdict on the Union government’s proposal to have the power of ‘fact-checking’ information shared on social media.

Explained: Bombay HC Split Verdict on Govt Fact-Checking Info Shared on Social Media

Gursimran Kaur Bakshi

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Indiscriminate and Excessive Curfews Under Section 144 of CrPC are Unconstitutional

Rattanmeek Kaur

Curbing protests on “sub judice” ground is contrary to legislative intent of the Constituent Assembly and the Constitution

Curbing Protests on “Sub Judice” Ground is Contrary to Legislative Intent of the Constituent Assembly and the Constitution

S.N. Sahu

SC agrees to examine validity of colonial era sedition law; issues notice to Centre

SC Agrees to Examine Validity of Colonial Era Sedition Law; Issues Notice to Centre

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Madras HC quashes FIR against CAA protestor, upholds freedom of speech

Madras HC Quashes FIR Against CAA Protestor, Upholds Freedom of Speech

Sabrang India