Sabarish Suresh
Academic
The author is a Masters student of Legal Philosophy at the Benjamin N Cardozo School of Law, New York
By Sabarish Suresh
One wonders if the Kerala High Court might rethink its order to prohibit women.
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The Tamil film tries to stick to a principal argument - digitalisation may not be all too safe and sound.
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By giving unbalanced, unequal positions with regard to adultery, is the court trying to actively repress the fissures emanating from marriage?
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Indian courts always have had a particular proclivity for drama, and the past year clearly didn't buck that trend.
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The court has said that the child rights commission has no authority to override the school's expulsion diktat.
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The immediate provocation was the brutal rape, torture, mutilation and murder of 32-year-old Thangjam Manorama by the 17th Assam Rifles.
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It's time we came out of our dark cave of criminalisation and persecution.
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Heteronormativity is still regarded as the natural recourse of societal order.
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They have been charged under the law despite not having expressed dissent against the government.
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It is a reminder that we are a deeply casteist society where only some kinds of deaths and some kinds of humiliation receive attention and outrage.
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