Post Date: Monday, August 22, 2016
The book covers the deliberations of the national judicial colloquium on HIV/AIDS held in May 2007 and illustrates how important it is for the judiciary to understand the nature and extent of the difficulties experienced by people affected by HIV. It covers issues concerning the technical aspects of the malady, current state of the epidemic in India, the law nascent and old governing the disease, lessons which can be drawn from the South African experience, mandatory testing, treatment, discrimination, patents and women’s rights. It also contains the approach followed by UNDP with respect to HIV/AIDS.
Litigation
- Presentations from the Two Day Webinar on Reproductive Rights on 23rd & 24th of May, 2020
- Patna High Court: Ration facility for all transgender persons
- Nikhil Datar vs. Union of India: A long drawn struggle
- Patna High Court gives favourable order in response to the PIL on water logging in the state
- Guwahati High Court delivers landmark judgement; Department of Health and Family Welfare to pay Twenty Five Lakh Rupees to Petitioner in Nagaland
Fact Finding
- Presentations from the Two Day Webinar on Reproductive Rights on 23rd & 24th of May, 2020
- Report on the State level Consultation in Arunachal Pradesh on 2nd & 3rd November, 2019
- Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights Dictionary
News
- Report of the two day webinar on ‘Access to Reproductive Justice’ on 23rd & 24th May, 2020
- Report of the National level consultation on Trans people and women’s issues- 28th & 29th December, 2019
- Nikhil Datar vs. Union of India: A long drawn struggle