We are all prejudiced against women, even when we are highly educated. Violence against women will only decrease if we own our prejudices and change. @deepavop#DDLAW2020#chupcircles
The 9th panel is โLaw Related to Children: Are They Really in Favour?โ With speaker Justice Thomas E. Mueller, Arun Pandey, Anuj Srivastava, Tarun Anthony, Syed Rizwan Ali with moderator Sanjay Gupta and Surina Narula. @chetnango@HCL_Foundation@surina_narula#DDLAW2020#DD2020
We are all prejudiced against women, even when we are highly educated. Violence against women will only decrease if we own our prejudices and change.
@deepavop#DDLAW2020@d_dialogues
The legal system is costly, slow and complex.
How do we make Justice more accessible to the the marginalised people? And has justice been really delivered where it is due?
Justice delayed is justice denied.
How do we tackle this?
@d_dialogues#DDLAW2020#DD2020
How has globalization impacted the Indian Judiciary? What has been the legal and policy response to globalization of the judiciary?
@d_dialogues#DDLAW2020
Justice Sujata, it almost takes a century where women are allowed to practice in the legal profession. We have come this far & we must move ahead. #DDLAW2020
โGender, Legal Profession & the Courts: Is there a Backlash?โ is the 6th panel for #DD2020 โThe State of Lawโ with speaker Advocate Vrinda Grover, Justice Sujata Manohar, Prof. Linda Mulcahy & the panel is moderated by Dr. Pratiksha Baxi. #DDLAW2020@vrindagrover@RealLindaPerry
Women litigants approached the court as an equal citizen & the problem lies when they are not seen as a citizen but as someone that needs just protection @vrindagrover#DDLAW2020
In terms of the backlash, Vrinda opines that it depends on the survivors & victims in case of rape for example. And, at the same time it also matter on the accused. #DDLAW2020@vrindagrover