Results for Right to Privacy
Epiphany of digital healthcare from ‘how to now’: A critical analysis of the government's approach to Telemedicine in 2020
Apprentice Lawyer

Epiphany of digital healthcare from ‘how to now’: A critical analysis of the government's approach to Telemedicine in 2020

Divyanshi Shrivastava

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Are Family Courts empowered to receive evidence that is collected in breach of privacy of a party? Delhi HC answers
Litigation News

Are Family Courts empowered to receive evidence that is collected in breach of privacy of a party? Delhi HC answers

Aditi Singh

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Electorate has right to know about 'behind curtains' meetings: Delhi HC imposes a cost on Sasikala Pushpa to be paid to Facebook, Google
Litigation News

Electorate has right to know about 'behind curtains' meetings: Delhi HC imposes a cost on Sasikala Pushpa to be paid to Facebook, Google

Angelenne

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Orissa High Court takes cognizance of hospitals revealing the identities of COVID-19 patients; issues notice to State Government
Litigation News

Orissa High Court takes cognizance of hospitals revealing the identities of COVID-19 patients; issues notice to State Government

Aishwarya Iyer

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Sprinklr no longer has access to any COVID-19 data: Kerala Government tells Kerala High Court
Litigation News

Sprinklr no longer has access to any COVID-19 data: Kerala Government tells Kerala High Court

Angelenne

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Privacy in a Pandemic: Is the Aarogya Setu App legal?
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Privacy in a Pandemic: Is the Aarogya Setu App legal?

Rohin Dubey

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Contact Tracing applications to monitor COVID-19: The Aarogya Setu app and the Right to Privacy
Apprentice Lawyer

Contact Tracing applications to monitor COVID-19: The Aarogya Setu app and the Right to Privacy

Shreyasi Singh

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1.3 billion people, one virus, how much Privacy?
Columns

1.3 billion people, one virus, how much Privacy?

Nikhil Pratap

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Publishing names and addresses of quarantined persons: The constitutional question of Privacy during the Coronavirus pandemic
Apprentice Lawyer

Publishing names and addresses of quarantined persons: The constitutional question of Privacy during the Coronavirus pandemic

Anchal Bhatheja

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Right of Accused to copies of Evidence v. Right to Privacy of Victim: A need for guidelines
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Right of Accused to copies of Evidence v. Right to Privacy of Victim: A need for guidelines

Bar & Bench

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Breaking: Delhi High Court issues notice in plea to prevent exposure of identity of rape victims
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Breaking: Delhi High Court issues notice in plea to prevent exposure of identity of rape victims

Aditi Singh

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Can persons holding public office make statements on pending trials? Live Updates from SC hearing
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Can persons holding public office make statements on pending trials? Live Updates from SC hearing

Bar & Bench

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Breath of fresh air from Bombay High Court on Phone Tapping
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Breath of fresh air from Bombay High Court on Phone Tapping

Bar & Bench

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“Is there no privacy left anymore?” Supreme Court on Phone Tapping of IPS officer
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“Is there no privacy left anymore?” Supreme Court on Phone Tapping of IPS officer

Shruti Mahajan

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Illegal tapping of phone calls violates Right to Privacy: Bombay HC sets aside interception orders issued by MHA
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Illegal tapping of phone calls violates Right to Privacy: Bombay HC sets aside interception orders issued by MHA

Omkar Gokhale

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CCTV in Delhi schools: Supreme Court refuses to stay installation, live streaming of footage
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CCTV in Delhi schools: Supreme Court refuses to stay installation, live streaming of footage

Murali Krishnan

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Freedom to hold Political Ideology a fundamental right under Article 21, Kerala HC
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Freedom to hold Political Ideology a fundamental right under Article 21, Kerala HC

Meera Emmanuel

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Pre-Trial Injunctions in Defamation cases can only be resorted to in rarest of rare cases, Madras HC
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Pre-Trial Injunctions in Defamation cases can only be resorted to in rarest of rare cases, Madras HC

Meera Emmanuel

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Conversations between Prisoner and Spouse should be unmonitored, Madras HC [Read Judgment]
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Conversations between Prisoner and Spouse should be unmonitored, Madras HC [Read Judgment]

Meera Emmanuel

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The Voice of Dissent: Contribution of Dissenting Opinions in Constitutional Law Cases
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The Voice of Dissent: Contribution of Dissenting Opinions in Constitutional Law Cases

Bar & Bench

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