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NHRC: The tale of a flagging institution July 17, 2021, 7:55 AM IST Dr. Subhradipta Sarkar is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi. An LL.B. from the University of Calcutta, he holds LL.M., M.Phil. & Ph.D. degrees from NLSIU, Bengaluru. He started his professional career as a Law Researcher at People’s Watch, a Madurai based human rights organization, before venturing into academics. Dr. Sarkar has authored a book titled, “Disaster Management and Protection of Human Rights in India – With Reference to International Law and Practice” (Publisher: Thomson Reuters, 2019). He has published several journal articles, book reviews, book chapters and monographs. Dr. Sarkar is a manuscript reviewer with Oxford University Press. He is on the Editorial Board of few academic journals. Further, he is a research consultant with few organizations including NIDM, New Delhi. Besides law, he has keen interest in hist ....
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Read more about Former Supreme Court judge justice Arun Mishra takes over as NHRC chief on Business Standard. Justice Mishra, who joined as an apex court judge on July 7, 2014, demitted office in September 2020. ....
Saurabh Malik Chandigarh, March 3 “No My Lord,” says Justice Arun Kumar Tyagi. The Punjab and Haryana High Court Judge has requested the advocates not to address him as “Your Lordship” or “My Lord”. A note in the list of urgent or fresh cases to be heard by Justice Tyagi makes it clear that he wants the advocates to dispense with the archaic system of addressing judges. The note says: “It is for the information of respected members of the Bar that hon’ble Justice Arun Kumar Tyagi has requested that they may avoid addressing him as ‘Your Lordship’ or ‘My Lord’ and also saying obliged and grateful.” ....
NEW DELHI: Former CJI and ex-chairman of National Human Rights Commission H L Dattu on Wednesday dispelled the notion of the human rights body being a toothless tiger and said that the Union government respected its suggestions to go slow on deportation of Rohingya refugees and to provide speedy succour to migrant workers caught in lockdown. Asked about his experience at NHRC, which he headed for nearly five years before demitting office on December 2, Justice Dattu said, the human rights body took note of serious situations relating to the right to life of Rohingya refugees, whom the Union government was determined to deport to Myanmar. We told the government that the refugees, even if not citizens of India, have human rights. The government listened and went very slow on their deportation. ....