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On a January morning in 1949, as the Constituent Assembly debated India’s future Constitution, a modest typewritten letter travelled from Bombay to New Delhi. Addressed to the Assembly’s Secretary, it carried the voice of a now-forgotten organisation—the Bombay Civil Liberties Union (BCLU). Enclosed was a resolution proposing nine fundamental rights.
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On 10th January, 2020, CLPR organised “Tackling Caste Discrimination Through the Law”, a training workshop for civil society organisations and activists working on issues of caste discrimination in various parts of Tamil Nadu.
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On Republic Day 2019, the Centre for Law and Policy Research in association with The Students’ Outpost organised a film screening and discussion around “The Advocate” (Part 1), directed by Deepa Dhanraj.
