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Manipur Is in the Dark, the Ban on the Internet Must Be Lifted
Subsequent orders that partially lifted the shutdown's restrictions had little impact because the lift only targeted broadband internet connections.
Politics
The Mysterious Case of the Imposition of Article 355 in Manipur
Public officials in Manipur have said the Union government has invoked the key emergency provision but no official announcement has been made by the Union.
Politics
Manipur: Dissecting the Principles Associated With a 'Shoot At Sight' Order
To understand the risks that this order poses, it is necessary to examine it from a legal and historical standpoint.
Politics
A Year After Military's Massacre in Nagaland, Focus Turns to the Supreme Court
The refusal of the Union government to grant permission to prosecute the accused personnel has created yet another roadblock to justice for the victims.
Politics
Pegasus: The Questions That Still Remain
Instead of clearing the air on the matter, the statements of the technical panel appointed by the Supreme Court to examine if Pegasus was used on the mobiles it examined have only added to the list of unanswered questions.
Politics
As Arunachal Pradesh Bans Mention of 'Beef' on Signboards, How Legal Is the Order?
Issued by an executive magistrate under Section 144, the order appears to run afoul of most of the safeguards placed by the Supreme Court in this regard.
Live Wire
The Indian Government’s Worrying Penchant for Blocking Our Content
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AFSPA, the Law That Allows Incidents Like the Nagaland Killings to Occur
A culture of impunity engendered by the AFSPA has made it easy for security forces to get away with several human rights violations.
Live Wire
Aloo Muri, the Street Food From Shillong Which Commands a Cult-like Following
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We Must Look at Shillong Encounter From a Human Rights Perspective
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