Human rights remain a work in progress, says Justice Bannurmath
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Former Kerala High Court Chief Justice Bannurmath emphasized the ongoing need for vigilance in protecting human rights in India.
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- Former Kerala High Court Chief Justice Bannurmath stated that human rights require continuous oversight to ensure they are upheld.
- He noted that the Indian Constitution has been interpreted by courts to cover rights such as education, privacy, and a clean environment.
- The protection of these fundamental rights remains an evolving process for the nation.
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“Human rights remain a work in progress, need constant vigilance”
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Human rights remain a work in progress, need constant vigilance , says ex-Kerala HC Chief Justice Bannurmath Justice Bannurmath highlighted how India’s Constitution, particularly Article 21 on the right to life and personal liberty, has been interpreted expansively by courts to…
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