The Torturous Failure of CCTV Surveillance in Indian Custodial Spaces
The persistence of custodial violence within the Indian criminal justice system is constituting the grave rupture to the constitutional guarantee of fundamental right to life and liberty under Article 21...
The Risks of Resistance: Protestors Need a Torture-Free Trade Treaty
Dissent stands as a historical foundation for social change, but the practice often yields hostile opposition from law enforcement. Considered to be efficient tools for crowd-control, projectiles like rubber bullets,...
The Curious Case of Custodial Torture in India
In February 2025, the High Court of Justice in London, King’s Bench Division, rejected the extradition of Sanjay Bhandari to India on the ground of custodial torture. Bhandari is an...
Investigating Historic Human Rights Violations: A Case for Systemic Processes for Victims of Historic Police Misconduct in Ireland
In January 2024, the Irish government brought an inter-state case against the British government at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). The case alleges that the Northern Ireland Troubles...
