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Criminal Justice System

Paper November 18, 2022

Prioritising Rule of Law and Police Reform in India

By Tvesha Sippy, Priya Vedavalli, Avanti Durani & Neha Sinha

In first of a two-part series, we take a look at what is needed to strengthen the rule of law system in India, with a particular focus on better policing.

Blog July 20, 2021

Facial Recognition Technologies in Policing – A Balancing Act?

By Priya Vedavalli & Tvesha Sippy

The executive arm of the European Union has proposed a bill limiting police use of facial recognition in public.

Op-ed December 21, 2019

Opinion | Don’t Just Blame India’s Courts, it’s the Police that Can’t Solve Criminal Cases in Time

By Priya Vedavalli & Tvesha Sippy

The imbalance between police strength and case pendency must be understood through three lenses.

Op-ed April 22, 2019

Opinion| Political Parties Must Prioritise Law and Order

By Priya Vedavalli & Avanti Durani

The election manifestos of the BJP and the INC for the past three election cycles illustrate how law and order has taken a backseat to other political priorities.

Journal Article November 29, 2017

Approaches to Justice in India – A Report by DAKSH

By Neha Sinha, Avanti Durani & Rithika Kumar

From the state of the Indian judiciary to the circumstances of justice delivery in India.

Op-ed August 14, 2017

Opinion| Towards Building a People’s Police

By Avanti Durani & Neha Sinha

People’s confidence in the police in four major metros in India.

Op-ed June 7, 2017

Opinion| Smart policing and safer streets start with better data; this is not the norm in India

By Neha Sinha, Avanti Durani & Rithika Kumar

Victimisation surveys give the police a better understanding of crime and thus help to bridge the gap between the people and the police, benefitting both.

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