In the Press
INDIAN EXPRESS
With the Surrogacy Act, the judiciary has the chance to expand scope of reproductive rights
27 October 2022
Gargi Mishra and Brototi Dutta examine the lacunae in the laws on surrogacy and assisted reproductive technologies, and the opportunities before the Courts to address these gaps and extend reproductive rights and justice.
FINANCIAL EXPRESS
Shefali Malhotra, Shivangi Rai and Rohin Garg examine gaps in the governance framework underpinning the National Digital Health Mission. The article is based on the C-HELP-IFF working paper on the same subject.
Unhealthy Data Governance: Problem of weak accountability extends to personal health data as well
14 July 2021
27 September 2020
SCROLL
Gargi Mishra writes about how to strengthen the proposed law on assisted reproductive technologies in order to promote their safe, ethical and equitable use.
Bill to regulate fertility treatments is much needed but fails to address legal concerns
30 October 2020
HINDUSTAN TIMES
Shefali Malhotra argues for operating new technologies within an ethical framework, a robust regulatory process, and a new legal architecture.
Embrace new health tech, but with due safeguards
21 July 2020
27 September 2020
THE INDIAN EXPRESS
Vivek Divan explains how a bottom-up empowerment approach resembling the HIV response can recalibrate India’s COVID-19 efforts to serve community health and public good.
HIV Lessons for COVID-19 and the Future of Health Care in India
27 May 2020
Events
22 August 2020
10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Tackling Caste Discrimination through Law: Ernaculam Debates
The Conference on “Human Rights of LGBTQI: Challenges and Way Forward” is organised in collaboration
Venue: College of Journalism and Mass Communication, Dayananda Sagar University
28 July 2019
10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Tackling Caste Discrimination Law
The Conference on “Human Rights of LGBTQI: Challenges and Way Forward” is organised in collaboration
Venue: College of Journalism and Mass Communication, Dayananda Sagar University