Post-Bhopal law, especially the compensation scheme and Charan Lal Sahu v. Union of India, erased women’s distinct harms and relied on paternal state power while quietly offloading rehabilitation onto women’s unpaid care. Justice requires recognising and compensating reproductive labour within the legal framework.
By Ishita Sharma
The verdict is universal; the harm caused by physical punishment towards children is profound and enduring. We must treat this as the public health crisis it is and call on our state governments to take immediate and decisive action to end all forms of violence against children.
By Elio Wilder (they/them)
The Australian partner visa process is a long, exhausting journey marked by rising fees, bureaucratic complexity, and unpredictable waiting times. Despite a low refusal rate of 7.4%, applicants are still subjected to lengthy delays, with processing times fluctuating from 10 to 24 months.
By Tatiana Parkhomova (she/her)
Male leaders have an unofficial professional uniform - a suit, shirt, and tie, whilst no such uniform has emerged for women in power. Due to this unknowable standard, women in leadership must spend a disproportionate amount of time and energy on styling, or risk having their political ideas overshadowed by media criticism of their outfit.
By Meagan Brooks (she/her)
