Archive for July 2nd, 2009
India Uncut – The India Uncut Blog
If the government takes any action against an individual or an entity, there should be due process. If the government wants to ban a website, it should clearly state why it is doing so, and what provisions of the law make it possible. And the owners of that website [...]
Salil Tripathi has written a marvellous new book, “Offence: The Hindu Case.”, as part of a series that examines the growing intolerance around us in the name of religion: Kamila Shamsie looks at the Muslim case, Brian Klug at Judaism and Irena Maryniak at Christianity.
Claiming to take a leaf out of the Islamic book, Hindu [...]
So, someone has seen sense in this great nation of ours! Read the entire judgement here.
The judgement is beautifully written. I’ll quote the parts that I think have far-reaching implications here:
Pg 26:
Dignity as observed by L’Heureux-Dube, J is a difficult concept to capture in precise terms [Egan v. Canada,
(1995) 29 CRR (2nd) 79 at 106]. [...]