Legal Aid and Awareness Committee (LAAC)

navigate institutional processes with greater confidence. Through such initiatives, the Committee strives to bridge the gap between law and society by making legal knowledge more approachable and actionable empowering women with awareness of their rights and safeguards.

harassment, followed by a detailed discussion on legal rights, complaint mechanisms, and remedies available under the POSH framework. The workshop also included practical guidance on recognising, resisting, and reporting instances of harassment, enabling participants to

The Legal Aid and Awareness Committee, at National Law University Jodhpur, under the esteemed guidance of Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) @harpreetkaurnlu, recently undertook an Awareness Workshop on Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) at Workplace, and Property Rights.

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framework and remedies available. This was followed by another enactment and speech focusing on awareness under the POSH Act, highlighting rights, protections, and mechanisms available to women. Through such initiatives, the Committee strives to bridge the gap

steadfast support was instrumental in bringing this report to fruition. We also extend our appreciation to all the students who contributed their time, effort, and dedication to the field surveys and research that form the foundation of this report. The full report is available

The Legal Aid and Awareness Committee (LAAC) at National Law University, Jodhpur, under the esteemed guidance of Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Prof. (Dr.) @harpreetkaurnlu, is delighted to announce the successful publication of its report titled “Between Promise & Practice: An

the RTE Act and the persistent challenges in its on-ground realisation. We express our sincere gratitude to Dr. Nalini Juneja for her invaluable guidance and motivation in the conceptualisation of this work, and to Dr. Anjali Thanvi, Chairperson, LAAC, whose steadfast support

country-wide survey on the state of infrastructure in public educational institutions. It also incorporates insights from the panel discussion held as part of the 2025 Discussion Series, where distinguished panellists deliberated on the role of advocacy in the implementation of

was instrumental in bringing this report to fruition. We also extend our appreciation to all the students who contributed their time, effort, and dedication to the field surveys and research that form the foundation of this report. The full report is available here