A Press Statement by the People’s Union for Democratic Rights (PUDR) examines how the SC’s order reinforces the political use of anti-terror law to suppress dissent. PUDR notes that while five individuals have secured relief after years of incarceration, the Supreme Court’s order ultimately advances the interests of a State that prefers persecution over prosecution. […]
A Press Statement by the People’s Union for Democratic Rights (PUDR) examines how the SC’s order reinforces the political use of anti-terror law to suppress dissent. PUDR notes that while five individuals have secured relief after years of incarceration, the Supreme Court’s order ultimately advances the interests of a State that prefers persecution over prosecution. […]
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