Around the world, there has been growing support for the right of a seriously ill or near-death person to have a dignified life despite the circumstances. The fuelling source of such a movement is the equal standing of the right to a dignified death with the right to a life of dignity. The article analyses aspects of this context in terms of medical expertise and knowledge available at present. This volume also includes Articles on Vulnerable Groups, Media Freedom, Palliative Care, the Role of Advocates, Human Trafficking, Reservation, and the CLND Act.
CONTENTS
ARTICLES Page
Violation of Rights of Vulnerable Groups N.Krishna Kumar 1
Striking Balance Between Media Freedom
And Privacy In Sub Judice Matters Gifty Oommen 29
Preserving The Dignity Of Life : An Appraisal
Of Right To Palliative Care Rini M.V. 49
Role Of Advocates In the Legal System Balaji N.R. 79 Legal Framework To Combat Human
Trafficking In India Dakshina Saraswathy 105
Reservation : Horizontality Of
Fundamental Rights Sheema S. Dhar 161
Comparison of CLND Act, 2011 Of India With The Nuclear Liability Legislation Of
Some Other Countries Sunitha P.N. 203
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