Junputh
The PUCL condemns the third attempt by the Government of Rajasthan to bring in the anti-conversion law by passing it in the State Assembly on 9th September, 2025. It is …
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The PUCL condemns the concerted attempts to silence civil society voices that are attempting to cast light on the Assam government’s unconstitutional evictions and detentions targeting Bengali-speaking Muslims. On 24th …
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The PUCL welcomes the interim order in ADR and others v Union of India, as the order will bring transparency to the SIR procedure and provide a chance to eligible voters, whose names are missing from the draft roll, to use their Aadhar Card to seek inclusion of their names.
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The Government of India has to rethink its policy on Kashmir and involve ordinary Kashmiris in the process of dialogue, thereby building such a long term peace process in Kashmir.
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The PUCL hope that these prejudiced and invidious observations are suo motu expunged from the reported judgment
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Ensure that there is negotiation which brings an end to the 28 days of the fast unto death of 73-year-old Farmers leader, Jagjit Singh Dallewal and end the impasse of the last 10 months on Shambhu and Khanauri border.
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The PUCL demands that his wife get all benefits from Delhi University, which Dr. Saibaba was denied by non- restoration of his job by DU
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PUCL calls upon the Delhi Police Commissioner to revoke the prohibitory order under Section 163 BNSS imposing ban on the constitutionally guaranteed right to assembly and to stop the misuse of powers under Section 163 to silence dissent and democratic expression.
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The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has released India’s Mutual Evaluation Report (MER) on 19th September 2024, which has found India “partially compliant” with its standards governing Not-profit organisations (NPOs / civil society organisations).
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Currently a case is pending in the Supreme Court regarding encounters during this specific government’s term which amounts to more than 1000 to which the state was asked to reply and despite that these incidence have not stop but instead have kept on increasing which is a matter of concern because it seems to be a clear declaration to finish the rule of law.
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