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with an emphasis on the Global South.
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People, Non-People, Citizens: A Feminist Perspective
Nivedita Menon is Professor, Centre for Comparative Politics and Political Theory, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. This essay is developed from two earlier versions – a) Paul de la Gueriviere Memorial lecture, Indian Social Institute, Delhi; Jan 31, 2020 b) “Citizenship in Terminal Crisis? Thinking beyond twentieth century verities” in Richard Falk, Manoranjan Mohanty, Victor… Continue reading People, Non-People, Citizens: A Feminist Perspective
Deprivation of Citizenship
The Centre for Public Interest Law, Jindal Global Law School is currently offering the year-long Clinic on Citizenship and Statelessness, where students are developing research outputs on citizenship issues in India and assessing the citizenship determination framework under international law. This research note, prepared by Khush Aalam Singh, is part of the clinic’s outcomes. Deprivation… Continue reading Deprivation of Citizenship
Naturalisation
The Centre for Public Interest Law, Jindal Global Law School is currently offering the year-long Clinic on Citizenship and Statelessness, where the students are developing research outputs on citizenship issues in India and assessing the citizenship determination framework under international law. This research note, prepared by Pritha Paul, is part of the clinic’s outcomes. Naturalisation… Continue reading Naturalisation
Stateless Persons
The Centre for Public Interest Law, Jindal Global Law School is currently offering the year-long Clinic on Citizenship and Statelessness, where students are developing research outputs on citizenship issues in India and assessing the citizenship determination framework under international law. This research note, prepared by Niharika Jain, is part of the clinic’s outcomes. A person… Continue reading Stateless Persons
Gauhati High Court on the issue of Res Judicata in Foreigners’ Tribunal Proceedings
This research note is part of Parichay’s ongoing project to study, track, and publish key propositions and latest developments in citizenship law and adjudication in India. This note was prepared by Sitamsini Cherukumalli and edited by Arunima Nair. I. Background Res judicata is a principle of law which states that the final decision given by… Continue reading Gauhati High Court on the issue of Res Judicata in Foreigners’ Tribunal Proceedings
Case Note: Md. Misher Ali v Union of India & Ors.
This case note is part of Parichay’s ongoing project to study, track, and publish key propositions and latest developments in citizenship law and adjudication in India. This note was prepared by Sitamsini Cherukumalli. Full case name: Md. Misher Ali @ Meser Ali v Union of India & Ors Case No.: CA 1058-1059/2021 Brief Facts: A… Continue reading Case Note: Md. Misher Ali v Union of India & Ors.
Solving a Trilemma — The Way Forward for the NRC
This is a guest post by Alok Prasanna Kumar. He is the Co-Founder and Lead of Vidhi Karnataka. His areas of research include judicial reforms, constitutional law, urban development, and law and technology. He has also previously practised in the Supreme Court and the Delhi High Court. The preparation of the National Register of Citizens… Continue reading Solving a Trilemma — The Way Forward for the NRC
Absence of Jurisdictional Fact of Application of Mind in the Reference
This research note is part of Parichay’s ongoing project to study, track, and publish key propositions and latest developments in citizenship law and adjudication in India. The Referring Authority is required to show the application of mind to the facts and law before him, and then record his satisfaction based on the materials collected by… Continue reading Absence of Jurisdictional Fact of Application of Mind in the Reference
Challenging Ex Parte Orders on the Ground of Improper Service of Notice
This research note is part of Parichay’s ongoing project to study, track, and publish key propositions and latest developments in citizenship law and adjudication in India. Relevant Statutes/Rules/Orders: Paragraph 3C of the Foreigners (Tribunals) Order, 1964 provides for applying before the FT for setting aside an ex parte order within thirty (30) days from the… Continue reading Challenging Ex Parte Orders on the Ground of Improper Service of Notice
The Indian Judiciary and Its Record on Statelessness
Anushri Uttarwar is a fourth-year B.BA. LL.B.(Hons.) student and Student Fellow at Centre for Public Interest Law, Jindal Global Law School. Arunima Nair is a second-year LL.B. student at Jindal Global Law School and an Editor of the Parichay Blog. Anushri and Arunima are among the authors of Securing Citizenship: India’s legal obligations towards precarious… Continue reading The Indian Judiciary and Its Record on Statelessness
Mapping Developments: A follow-up to the Detention Chapter from the Securing Citizenship Report
Khush Aalam Singh is a third-year law student pursuing the B.A. (LL.B.) program at Jindal Global Law School. He is a Student Fellow at Centre for Public Interest Law, JGLS, where he is currently assisting research interventions on questions of citizenship and statelessness. Khush is one of the authors of Securing Citizenship: India’s legal obligations… Continue reading Mapping Developments: A follow-up to the Detention Chapter from the Securing Citizenship Report
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