Making to-do lists @UNSWLaw (as a PhD candidate) while being on leave from writing emails from @JindalGLS.
Joined January 2016
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Khurram Parvez, a Kashmiri human rights defender, has now spent nearly 4 years in arbitrary detention, punished for documenting truth.
#FreeKhurramParvez
Critique and Cover: Inheriting Imperialism, Sovereignty and the Making of International Law amidst the ‘Radiance’ of Gaza twailr.com/critique-and-cove…
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As Gaza faces mass starvation, I wrote about Israel’s new militarised aid plan (to be run by a ‘Gaza Humanitarian Foundation’ headed by a former US sniper) and the call for a Diplomatic Humanitarian Convoy to break the siege.
abc.net.au/religion/as-gaza-…
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"In the span of just 24 hours, explicit calls for the expulsion of Kashmiri students and incitements to violence have surfaced – triggering reported assaults in at least ten locations."
thesouthfirst.com/news/after…
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By deploying the UAPA against journalists, researchers, and activists, the state is not merely undermining individual freedoms; it is systematically dismantling the foundations of democracy itself.
@saranga_u✍️ thewire.in/rights/kashmiri-j…
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The last 11 months have been overwhelming and onerous, but I stole some time from my kids to write this on #Bandung for #AsianSILVoices, the blog by @AsianSil:
cambridge.org/core/blog/2025…
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Ah! while I would love to take credit for the article mistakenly attributed to me by @thewire_in I did write about madness of another kind - the kind that ties in State violence with Aadhaar and the act of 'living' in India - thewire.in/rights/of-many-ma…
Of Many Mad Things
Madness is also never static. It is transmutable. It is a social construct of a particular time, of a particular society and its norms.
@shohinisengupta✍️
thewire.in/women/why-womens-…
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Feel like you want to create change but law school never taught you anything about how law works practically? Or how to create a legal intervention strategy?
We've you covered
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🚨 new TWAILR: Dialogue — a roundtable reflection on a reading group on Palestine / a tribute to the Palestinian scholars who have enriched our understanding of international law's impacts and failures in response to the Palestinian struggle twailr.com/reading-palestine…
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Hello, sorry we’re not quite active here (because of our social media intern, @mahima_bala) BUT, we’ve extended the deadline for abstracts for the 2nd JFIEL Conference. Please check it out (limited travel assistance, and all): jindalforinteconlaws.in/jfie…… 💃🏽
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Absence of voices like Khurram Parvez and Parveena Ahangar at such a landmark event reveals a troubling paradox & also diminishes the authenticity of the discourse.
Missing Voices at Geneva’s Congress on Enforced Disappearances kashmirtimes.com/opinion/com…
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Our special Issue on 'TWAIL and the International Law of Jurisdiction' is finally out! repository.nls.ac.in/nlsir/v…
Please do read these excellent contributions where senior and junior scholars come together to think critically with Prof. B.S Chimni about the concept Jurisdiction in International Law
@NLSIRev @Chimenekeitner
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Waiting for Gul: The Story of Gulfisha Fatima
Full Video: youtu.be/wzQ9IYNup8Y
@alishan_jafri, @vipul_reports
Gulfisha was 26 years old when she was arrested. A graduate of Kirori Mal College, her dream was to pursue a PhD. It’s been 4 years and 9 months since she has been in jail without a trial or bail.
Watch the full story on @thewire_in YouTube channel, by me and @alishan_jafri.
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A belated series of reviews of Violent Modernities on @critlegthinking. Wonderful folks offering beautiful words: Rebecca Johnson, @cf364, @CB_Aman, Rajgopal Saikumar. Grateful to @s_ranjan for seeing the series through. Here's Saikumar setting the scene: criticallegalthinking.com/20…
Belatedly sharing a review of @oishik_shakya's , Violent Modernities. I am joining some brilliant pieces by Rajgopal Saikumar, Rebecca Johnson, Cynthia Farid (@cf364), which much like the book, I learnt greatly from.
@CB_Aman closing with contingent hope: criticallegalthinking.com/20…
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Andrew Brooks and I wrote on the repression of Palestine activities on our campuses, providing a record of forms of repression carried by unis & documenting Zionist weaponisation of antiracism, cultural safety & psychosocial safety to advance censorship. overland.org.au/2024/11/a-cu…
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Exciting things coming at Part III! We look at over 60 decisions of the SC and HCs and ask if Courts have strengthened or neglected the framework of rights that enable us to occupy public spaces in acts of dissent.
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If you want to buy a copy of VIOLENT MODERNITIES: CULTURAL LIVES OF LAW IN THE NEW INDIA, it is available on Amazon for less than half its price. If you don't want to buy, but wish to read, happy to share the PDF of the book if you DM. It's on Libgen too. amzn.in/d/7Z03sVY
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I have an essay about Maya mashi, a woman who chose to speak in Bangla idioms and proverbs about plant life in @Himalistan. (It forms a section in my forthcoming book Plant Thinkers of Twentieth-Century Bengal.)
himalmag.com/culture/the-wee…
Very grateful for @romangautam 's editing
