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Postscript authored by Prof. Upendra Baxi, "Towards a New Algorithmic Self?", published in Volume II of the GLSR can be accessed here: glsr.in/wp-content/upl….

Student note on Post-Humanism and Citizenship, authored by Anubhav Banerjee, published in Volume II of the GLSR can be accessed here: glsr.in/wp-content/upl….

Student note on Panoptic Jurisprudence of a Big Brother State: Surveillance and Privacy vis-a-vis Section 69 of the Information Technology Act, authored by Snehil Kunwar Singh, published in Volume II of the GLSR can be accessed here: glsr.in/wp-content/upl….

Nishtha Bharti's article, "Algorithmic Applications in Healthcare: Key Conundrums", published in Volume II of the GLSR can be accessed here: glsr.in/wp-content/upl….

Article on Algorithmic Cab Aggregators and Prospects for Fair Conditions of Work authored by Mannika Mishra and Naveen Thayyil, published in Volume II of the GLSR can be accessed here: glsr.in/wp-content/upl….

Siddharth Narrain's article, "From the Rhetorical Software to the ‘hardware of the law’: Regulating Hate Speech Online in India", published in Volume II of the GLSR can be accessed here: glsr.in/wp-content/upl….

Article on Digital Infrastructures and Inequalities: Policy and Political Considerations associated with Ridesourcing Platform Work in Australia, authored by Greg Marston and Peter Holtum, can be accessed here: glsr.in/wp-content/upl….

Prof. Solange Ghernaouti's article, "How Digital Ecosystem and Practices increase the Surveillance System’s Performance and Generate New Risks for Human Rights", published in Volume II of the GLSR can be accessed here: glsr.in/wp-content/upl….

The Introduction to Volume II of the Law & Society Review, "Rights, Citizenship, and Selfhood: Thinking through Algorithms, Law and Democracy", authored by Naveen Thayyil, Associate Professor, Law and STS, IIT Delhi, can be accessed here: glsr.in/wp-content/upl….

The Editorial of the Special Issue (Volume II) of the Law & Society Review, authored by Apoorva Patel, Editor-in-Chief of the Review and Director of the GNLU Centre for Law and Society, can be accessed here: glsr.in/wp-content/upl…

Special Issue (Volume II) of the Law & Society Review on the theme - Algorithms, Law and Democracy has been released. The issue can be accesed here: glsr.in/current-issue/

The Centre for Law & Society (GCLS) @theGNLU is organising an Open House with @gautambhatia88 and @apar1984 on the topic “State of Constitutionalism in India” on January 13, 2020 for 3 to 5 PM. Venue: Orientation Hall, Administrative Block

Do check it out.

AG: Everyone is the gay community believed we were finished. But I believed that we would win because the cause is just. With that, thank you very much. @LiveLawIndia @barandbench @gautambhatia88 @kdrajagopal @apargupta84

AG: SC's holding in the Hadiya Case is a reflection of liberty, freedom, morality

Open house with Mr Anand Grover on "Constitutional Morality and the Supreme Court in light of the judgments on 377, Sabrimala, and Adultery" will be starting soon. Stay tuned for live updates! @LiveLawIndia @barandbench @apargupta84 @gautambhatia88 @kdrajagopal

AG: In the Kausal case in 2009, Mukhopadyay J. asked me 'if the mother puts her breast in her childs mouth, is that penetration?. I had to keep my poker face. The law talks about carnal intercourse. After 2 hours, the same question popped again. We lost the case. @LiveLawIndia

AG: When I was doing 377 case, I was called a chakka.

AG: For Sabarimala, women have developed the outlook of 'Happy to bleed'- this is because the outlook has to change. Morality has to change. @LiveLawIndia @barandbench @apargupta84 @kdrajagopal

AG: There are government ministers who aren' ready to listen and change.

AG: We didn't want to file another petition as SC seeing gay men would have thrown it out.

AG: I wanted to challenge 377 but no one was ready to come forward. But already there was a petition in Delhi HC as Kiran Bedi had given a fatwa to ban condoms in jails.