Raushan Tara Jaswal

As the Supreme Court’s Sabarimala Reference judgment remains reserved, the Solicitor General’s argument that constitutional morality is merely a “sentiment” threatens to unravel what grounded queer and transgender rights in Navtej Singh Johar, decided eight years ago today.

The tool of ICC arrest warrant and proceedings overarchingly remains a futile exercise, only to attract international condemnation against the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which has officially surpassed a year. 

In recent years, a slew of anti-conversion laws have been passed in many states. They blur the line between forced conversions and the right to choose one’s religion, argues Raushan Tara Jaswal in this piece.

As accusations and counter-accusations abound, how will the allegation that the Indian government had a hand in the killing of Khalistani activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar play out in the arena of international law?