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"The publishing of experts’ private data without their consent has exposed them to unacceptable security risks. Threats against family members of mandate holders are a further means of intimidation ..."

A Captive’s Musings on Freedom: Gautam Navlakha’s Notes From Prison m.thewire.in/article/rights… via The Wire

'campus mobilizations have compelled universities to take steps toward divestment from complicit companies and/or cutting ties with Israeli academic institutions. In 20 years of campaigning, never have we seen so many gains in such a short period of time' bdsmovement.net/news/universit…

“We call.. to defend and preserve our universities for the sake of the future of our people, and our ability to remain on our Palestinian land in Gaza. We built these universities from tents. And from tents…we will rebuild them once again” aljazeera.com/opinions/2024/…

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where in the world would this be acceptable with such matter of fact ease.

Police returned Pala’s body at around 2:30 am on the night of June 4, after the family had prepared the grave (a video clip was also sent to police by the family as confirmation) and they promised to keep the body at home for final rites for “only 15 minutes. Kashmir.

Sharing these words from Prabir Purkayastha, read out yesterday in a solidarity event for Khurram Parvez. So heartwarming to read this, and as Mona Bhan mentioned, goes to show how Khurram is spreading his light, his zest for life in such dignified & marvellous ways! #Kashmir

“‘Mental Sickness’: Facing Authoritarian Implacability in Bangladesh”: Prof. Naveeda Khan, writing from Dhaka about the crisis unfolding in Bangladesh: naveedakhan.org/post/mental-si…

✨Introducing our symposium on Dis:Order in International Law✨ Stay tuned for a week of #WrittenPieces, #Art, #Music, and other #reflectiÖns on disorder and the future of critical thought in international law! #InternationalLaw #CriticalThought voelkerrechtsblog.org/embracing-pata…

London Review of International Law invited critical comrades contribute short reflections on IL and Gaza. It's a fascinating collection of around 40 pieces, varied in form and content. If you don't have access, but would like to read it, get in touch <3 academic.oup.com/lril/advance-a…

A walk through the capital of Jammu and Kashmir maps the additions and erasures of the last half-decade. #5August #Article370 #NAYAKASHMIR scroll.in/article/107162…

Bangladesh University Teachers Propose Inclusive Interim Government, Constitutional Assembly thewire.in/news/banglades…

The union at UNSW adopted, in an overwhelming majority, a BDS motion calling to divest from companies complicit in occupation, apartheid and genocide and boycott Israeli universities and institutions.

"Criminalisation of this initiative has resulted in it being aborted. Without a vibrant civil society, democracy is only a word" Kashmiri lawyer Parvez Imroz to Betwa Sharma on terror case against Khurram Parvez, citing human rights reports as evidence article-14.com/post/how-the-c…

Remembering A.G. Noorani: Scholar, Jurist and Conscience Keeper of the Nation | My piece in The Wire thewire.in/rights/remembe…

I have an essay about Maya mashi, a woman who chose to speak in Bangla idioms and proverbs about plant life in Himal Southasian. (It forms a section in my forthcoming book Plant Thinkers of Twentieth-Century Bengal.) himalmag.com/culture/the-we… Very grateful for Roman Gautam 's editing

Dear legal studies universe - the Law and Society call for papers has dropped for the Chicago 2025 meeting. There will be an amazing mini conference within a conference. Our [very hard] C4P deadline is coming: 15 September. Please share/retweet/send us your abstracts!

If you want to buy a copy of VIOLENT MODERNITIES: CULTURAL LIVES OF LAW IN THE NEW INDIA, it is available on Amazon for less than half its price. If you don't want to buy, but wish to read, happy to share the PDF of the book if you DM. It's on Libgen too. amzn.in/d/7Z03sVY

Exciting things coming at Part III! We look at over 60 decisions of the SC and HCs and ask if Courts have strengthened or neglected the framework of rights that enable us to occupy public spaces in acts of dissent.