CHRI vs State of WB. WP 56 OF 2013

Public Interest Litigation in 2013 on Access to Lawyer at First Production based on an evidence-based survey done in Dum Dum CCH on lack of physical production of accused persons and lack of access to lawyers at the time of production.

Legal Aid Regulations for Persons in Custody (2010 and 2011)

NATIONAL LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITY (FREE AND COMPETENT LEGAL SERVICES) REGULATIONS, 2010

CHRI vs State of WB. W.P. 7058 (W) of 2012

Public Interest Litigation in 2013 for release of juveniles in adult correctional homes in West Bengal and as a result of the court order 55-60 juveniles were moved out of the jails to observation homes.

Probation Officers Training Program, 2012

Capacity Building

State Level Coordination Meeting on the Criminal Justice System vis-a-vis Prisoners, 2012

Capacity Building

Legal Aid Reform Meeting with Civil Society, 2012

Capacity Building and Ensuring Effective Representation

Training on Law And Legal Aid - Welfare Officer, 2012

Capacity Building and Legal Clinics

Suo Moto vs. State of Rajasthan WP (Civil) 2808/2012 - 2

CHRI is a party in the case of Suo Moto vs. State of Rajasthan, DB WP(Civil) 2808/2012 at High Court of Rajasthan (Jaipur).We argue for the implementation of statutory oversight mechanisms in prisons like Prison Visiting System and Periodic Review Committees as one-point solution to improving prison conditions, reducing overcrowding and curbing systemic malaise.

Suo Moto vs. State of Rajasthan WP (Civil) 2808/2012 - 1

CHRI is a party in the case of Suo Moto vs. State of Rajasthan, DB WP(Civil) 2808/2012 at High Court of Rajasthan (Jaipur).We argue for the implementation of statutory oversight mechanisms in prisons like Prison Visiting System and Periodic Review Committees as one-point solution to improving prison conditions, reducing overcrowding and curbing systemic malaise.

Ms Maja Daruwala v State of WB & Ors. W.P. 8105 (W) of 2011

Public Interest Litigation in 2011 on urgent repatriation of Bangladeshi Jankhalaash Prisoners lodged in Correctional Homes of West Bengal beyond the completion of their sentence as a result of which 390 prisoners were sent back to their home country.