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PMLA Ruling Signals That Focus on Due Process Is Urgent Priority - Vimarsana News

PMLA Ruling Signals That Focus on Due Process Is Urgent Priority

In a system like ours, where the average person approaching the average police station does so without any great hope for justice, it is due process which is the most urgent need to protect life and liberty.

Source: thewire.in
Why the Internet Sniffing Scandal in Mauritius Should Be Bigger News in India - Vimarsana News

Why the Internet Sniffing Scandal in Mauritius Should Be Bigger News in India

For India, the scandal is a PR disaster with harmful consequences for national security.

Source: thewire.in
The Evidence Is In: Freedom of Expression Is Dead in India - Vimarsana News

The Evidence Is In: Freedom of Expression Is Dead in India

Two arrests over the past week from UP make it clear that this freedom no longer exists. Or rather, as Dada Idi Amin infamously once said, “There is freedom of speech, but we cannot guarantee freedom after speech.”

Source: thewire.in
Twitter's Pushback: Control Freak Government Forcing Companies to Stand for Freedoms - Vimarsana News

Twitter's Pushback: Control Freak Government Forcing Companies to Stand for Freedoms

The decision by Twitter to move court against the government opens up the possibility of a new phase in India’s ongoing battle for the protection of civil liberties, where corporates take up the cudgels.

Source: thewire.in
Journalists in India Today Face an Unprecedented Existential Crisis - Vimarsana News

Journalists in India Today Face an Unprecedented Existential Crisis

The arrests of Mohammad Zubair and Teesta Setalvad and the ongoing detention of Siddque Kappan and Fahad Shah highlight the tenuous existence of truth-tellers in a post-truth world.

Source: thewire.in