Tuesday, 5 September 2017

5000 CASES ARE PENDING WITH THE TELANGANA STATE INFORMATION COMMISSION

According to a right to information (RTI) query filed by Old City-based activist Kareem Ansari, about 5,126 cases are pending with the Telangana State Information Commission since April this year.



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TAKE ACTION AGAINST PEOPLE WHO SHARED THE LINK FOR THE BLUE WHALE GAME

The Madurai bench of the Madras High Court ordered the Tamil Nadu home secretary and DGP to take serious action against people who shared the link for the `Blue Whale' game that drives children and youth to take up dangerous tasks, including suicide. It also ordered the central government to file a report on the steps that have been taken to remove the link to the online game from social networking sites.



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SUPREME COURT ASKED SOCIAL MEDIA GIANTS TO GIVE DETAILS ON COMPLAINTS AGAINST CHILD PORN

The Supreme Court directed Facebook, Google, WhatsApp, Microsoft and Yahoo to come up with the number of complaints they received from India in the last two years for allowing obscene material like child pornography and rape videos to be circulated through their platforms and action taken by them.


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WHY EXCLUDED WOMEN FROM THE OPEN JAIL FACILITY: DELHI HIGH COURT TO DELHI GOVERNMENT

The Delhi High Court sought responses from the Delhi government, the lieutenant governor and the director general of prisons on a PIL filed by former legal advisor of Tihar, Sunil Gupta, seeking direction to extend the benefit of semi-open and open prison to women, and also asked why you are denying this to women prisoners.



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Monday, 4 September 2017

EXAMINE IF PRIVATE MESSAGES ADMISSIBLE AS EVIDENCE: DELHI COURT HIGH

Following the Supreme Court ruling declaring privacy as a fundamental right, , the Delhi High Court asked if messages sent on BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) can be treated as evidence, and issued notice to the Centre and ED to examine whether these private messages would be admissible as evidence. The Court made this statement while hearing a plea by meat exporter and businessman Moin Qureshi, who were arrested by Enforcement Directorate (ED) in money laundering case.



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COURTS WON’T INTERFERE IN DETENTION ORDERS ISSUED BY POLICE FOR PUBLIC GOOD: HYDERABAD HIGH COURT

Hyderabad High Court said that even the courts would not interfere in cases challenging the detention orders issued by the police authorities against criminals, who steal mobile phones in public places, and dismissed the petition of a father of a detenu, who filed habeas corpus petition before the High Court seeking directions to the police authorities to produce his son before the court and for setting him free from detention.



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Friday, 1 September 2017

MEDICAL BOARDS PROPOSED TO HEAR ABORTION PLEAS’

The Centre informed the Supreme Court that it has written to States and Union Territories about the court’s suggestion to appoint permanent medical boards to provide women, especially rape survivors, urgent access to medical care and to consider their requests for abortion.



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