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Talking of justice: people's rights in modern India by Leila Seth
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TextLanguage: Publication details: New Delhi: Aleph Book Company, 2014.Description: 214 pISBN: - 9789382277965
- 347.54 SET/TAL
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| 347.54 CHO/JUD Judicial reflections of justice Bhagwati | 347.54 IYE/LEG Legal spectrum | 347.54 RED/BAT The battle against injustice : | 347.54 SET/TAL Talking of justice: | 347.5401 COW/HIS Herbert Cowell's history and constitution of the courts and legislative authorities in India : | 347.5401 SUP/COU Courts of India : | 347.5401 SUP/COU Courts of India : |
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. Rape: Inside the Justice Verma Committee.
Chapter 2. Gender Sensitization of the Judiciary.
Chapter 3. Social Action Litigation.
Chapter 4. Women's Rights.
Chapter 5. A Uniform Civil Code towards Gender Justice.
Chapter 6. Children's Rights.
Chapter 7. The Girl Child.
Chapter 8. Widows' Rights.
Chapter 9. Prisoners' Rights.
Chapter 10. Judicial Administration.
Chapter 11. You are Criminal if Gay.
References.