Divyansha Goswami

Divyansha Goswami is a doctoral candidate at the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, exploring the boundaries of criminal law, with reference to the NDPS Act and drug policy in India. She completed her LLM at National Law University, Delhi, and her LLB from the University of Delhi. Her broader interests include the intersection of criminal and constitutional law, criminal theory, and legal philosophy.

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Probing the Normative Limits of Criminalizing ‘Choice’ under the Indian Anti-Conversion Laws

Probing the Normative Limits of Criminalizing ‘Choice’ under the Indian Anti-Conversion Laws

A familiar yet urgent question stands before the Indian Supreme Court. Rajasthan is the most recent addition to the list of Indian states that have enacted anti-conversion laws, targeting “unlawful conversions”—those brought about by ...
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