Photo Credit: Linus Kendall via Flickr

Photo Credit: Linus Kendall via Flickr

Photo Credit: Linus Kendall via Flickr

International Human Rights Law Issues arising out of the Riots in Gujarat

by | Nov 24, 2005

A legal opinion produced by Oxford Pro Bono Publico for LC Associates (November 2005)

This Opinion involved research into various international human rights law issues arising in relation to a suit filed in the Himmatnagar District Court by a victim of the riots perpetrated in Gujarat on 28 February 2002, claiming general and punitive damages against various government officials.

You can read the full report below, or download it here. You can search or browse all OPBP’s projects here.

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