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Lawyers

Collective

Jalaram Jyot, 4th floor, 63 Janmabhoomi Marg Fountain, Bombay 400 001, India.

The Lawyers Collective is an organization of lawyers and law students committed to working for basic changes in the social and political structure of society. It is committed to the use of the law as an

instrument in the service of the people. Towards this end, the Lawyers Collective works to safeguard the rights of workers, peasants, women, oppressed minority groups and Dalits, through such activities as legal literacy, legal aid and law reform. 1991 Material

The Lawyers, monthly magazine, since January 1986 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

January 1991, "Judge-Not, Judge Be Not; Be Not Judged," 32 pp.

February 1991, "Adultery: a flagrant violalion

of

woman's dignity," 32 pp.

March 1991, "The Iiiipeacliiiitxit uf Justice V. Ramaswami," 32 pp.

April 1991, "Scream silently, or the neighbours will hear": The Crying Need For A Law Against Domestic Violence, 32 pp. May 1991, "Redefining Secularism," 32 pp. June 1991, "The Civil Liberties Movement in India: At the Crossroads," 32 pp.

July 1991, "Damming The Law In Narmada," August 1991, "Fighting Female Foeticide

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A

Long Way to Go," 32 pp.

September 1991, "The Fight Against the Death Penalty

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A Decade of Setbacks," 32 pp. October 1331, "Child Wclfarc: A Far Cry In

Ameena's Case," 32 pp.

November 1991, "Bhopal: The Lost Opportunity For The Victims," 32 pp. December 1991, "The explosive mix of politics

& Judges," 32 pp. 32 PP.

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* Lokayan

13 Alipur Road, Delhi 110054, India.

Lokayan ("Dialogue of the People") has been an intellectual initiative to promote active and sustained exchange among activists from non-party political organizations and movements and other concerned citizens. Lokayan seeks to evolve a systematic critique of the established modes of development and political action, and move towards a new ideology for a decentralized democratic order which respects the cultural and social diversity of marginalized sections of society. To these ends, Lokayan pursues dialogues among movement groups and activists and between them and committed professionals; research and documentation on issues highlighted in these dialogues; debates on these issues; and dissemination. 1991 Material Lokayan Bulletin 24 25 26 27 28

Vol. 9, No. 1, January

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February 1991, 92 pp.

No. 2, March

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April 1991,

90

pp.

No. 314, May

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August 1991, 148 pp. No. 5, September 1991, 84 pp.

No. 6, November 1991, 110 pp.

Seminar, monthly symposium

ASIA

"Lawasia Human h g h t s Standing Committee

**3362** Lawyers Collective

Activities Report. 1979-1990." MISSING

Jalaram Jyot, 4th floor, 63 Janmabhoomi Marg Fountain, Bombay 400 00 1, India.

The Lawyers Collective is an organization of lawyers and law students committed to working for basic changes in the social and political structure of society. It is committed to the use of the law as an instrument in the service of the people. Towards this end, the Lawyers Collective works to safeguard the rights of workers, peasants, women, oppressed minority groups and Dalits, through such activities as legal literacy, legal aid and law reform.

1983-1390 Mntcrial

The Lawyers, monthly magazine, since January 1986 13 14 15 August 1989, MISSING 16 October 1989, MISSING 17 November-December 1989, "1989: A Turbulent Year for the Judiciary", 36 pp. 18 January 1990, 32 pp.

19 February 1990, "Fighting Rape

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Has Amending the Law Helped?" 32 pp. 20 March 1990, "Big Money, Power and the

Law", 32 pp.

21 April 1990, "Judicial Misconduct'?" 32 pp. May 1990, MISSING

22 June 1990, The Audit of Justice V. Rarnaswamy", 32 pp.

23 July 1990, "The Integration of Kashmir with India", 32 pp.

24 August 1990, "Reservations for Scheduled Caste Chnstians", 32 pp.

September 1990, MISSING

25 October 1990, "In Defense of Mandal: A

Tiirisdiction o f Reservations for OBCs", 32 pp.

26 November-December 1990, "1990

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The Year that Was", 52 pp.

April-May 1989, "Crushing Civil Liberties",

June 1989, "Panchayati Raj", 32 pp.

July 1989, "The Environmental Crisis: Do Our Laws Protect Us?" 32 pp.

September 1989, "The Food Petitions", 32 pp. 32 PP.

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Lawyers

Collective

Jalaram Jyot, 4th floor, 63 Janmabhoomi Marg Fountain, Bombay 400 001, India.

The Lawyers Collective is an organization of lawyers and law students committed to working for basic changes in the social and political structure of society. It is committed to the use of the law as an

instrument in the service of the people. Towards this end, the Lawyers Collective works to safeguard the rights of workers, peasants, women, oppressed minority groups and Dalits, through such activities as legal literacy, legal aid and law reform. 1991 Material

The Lawyers, monthly magazine, since January 1986 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

January 1991, "Judge-Not, Judge Be Not; Be Not Judged," 32 pp.

February 1991, "Adultery: a flagrant violalion

of

woman's dignity," 32 pp.

March 1991, "The Iiiipeacliiiitxit uf Justice V. Ramaswami," 32 pp.

April 1991, "Scream silently, or the neighbours will hear": The Crying Need For A Law Against Domestic Violence, 32 pp. May 1991, "Redefining Secularism," 32 pp. June 1991, "The Civil Liberties Movement in India: At the Crossroads," 32 pp.

July 1991, "Damming The Law In Narmada," August 1991, "Fighting Female Foeticide

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A

Long Way to Go," 32 pp.

September 1991, "The Fight Against the Death Penalty

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A Decade of Setbacks," 32 pp. October 1331, "Child Wclfarc: A Far Cry In

Ameena's Case," 32 pp.

November 1991, "Bhopal: The Lost Opportunity For The Victims," 32 pp. December 1991, "The explosive mix of politics

& Judges," 32 pp. 32 PP.

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13 Alipur Road, Delhi 110054, India.

Lokayan ("Dialogue of the People") has been an intellectual initiative to promote active and sustained exchange among activists from non-party political organizations and movements and other concerned citizens. Lokayan seeks to evolve a systematic critique of the established modes of development and political action, and move towards a new ideology for a decentralized democratic order which respects the cultural and social diversity of marginalized sections of society. To these ends, Lokayan pursues dialogues among movement groups and activists and between them and committed professionals; research and documentation on issues highlighted in these dialogues; debates on these issues; and dissemination. 1991 Material Lokayan Bulletin 24 25 26 27 28

Vol. 9, No. 1, January

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February 1991, 92 pp.

No. 2, March

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April 1991,

90

pp.

No. 314, May

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August 1991, 148 pp. No. 5, September 1991, 84 pp.

No. 6, November 1991, 110 pp.

Seminar, monthly symposium

ASIA

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Lawyers Collective

Jalaram Jyot, 4th floor, 63 Janmabhoomi Marg Fountain, Bombay 400 00 1, India.

The Lawyers Collective is an organization of lawyers and law students committed to working for basic changes in the social and political structure of

society. It is committed to the use of the law as an instrument in the service of the people. Towards this end, the Lawyers Collective works to safeguard the rights of workers, peasants, women, oppressed minority groups and Dalits, though such activities as legal literacy, legal aid and law reform.

1992 Material

The Lawyers, monthly magazine, since January 1986 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71

January 1992, "Abolishing Contract I .ahour,"

32 pp.

February 1992, "The Anti-Defection Act, A Much Abused Legislation," 32 pp.

March 1992, "Exit Policy: end of labor laws?"

April 1992, "Patenting Life Forms: Death for Third World Farmers!" 32 pp.

May 1992, "Aids Act Now!

...

before it is too late!" 32 pp.

June 1992, "Gay Rights," 32 pp. July 1992, "Operation Swindle," 48 pp. August-September 1992, "How Rs. 275,108 Crores Were Diverted: the law that ensurers the cover-up." 44 pp.

October 1992, "Getting Even With Lawyers & Doctors," 32 pp.

November 1992, "G. Ramaswamy: Debasing the Office of Attorney General," 32 pp. December 1992, "Between Legislature and Judiciary," 32 pp.

32 PP.

**2601**

Lokayan

13 Alipur Road, Delhi 1 10054, India.

Lokayan ("Dialogue of the People") has been an intellectual initiative to prornote active and sustained exchange among activists from non-party political organizations and movements and other concerned citizens. Lokayan seeks to evolve a systematic critique of the established modes of development and political action, and move towards a new ideology for a decentralized democratic order which respects the cultural and social diversity of

marginali7ad qertions nf soriety To these ends,

Lokayan pursues dialogues among movement groups and activists and between them and committed professionals; research

and documentation on issues highlighted

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these dialogues; debates on these issues; and

dissemination.

1992 Material

Lokayan Bulletin

None received

Seminar, monthly symposium

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Pacific (LA WASIA)

LAWASIA Human lbghts Committee, c/o Human Rights Center, Ateneo Law School,

130 HV De La Costa SJ Street, Salcedo Village, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines. (Formerly working out of the University of NSW Law School, Australia.)

LAWASIA was founded in 1966 as an association of lawyers and law societies in Southeast Asia. In 1979 the Sixth LAWASLA Conference decided to establish a Permanent Standing Committee on Human lbghts. The Conference resolved that the duties and functions of the committee should be to work towards

establishment of a Center for Human Rights in the Region whose principal function in the region by research, education, the use of the mass media and publication of literature; to publish reports on matters affecting human rights within the region; to safeguard the independence and freedom of lawyers and judges in the discharge of their duties in matters concerning human rights; and to work towards ratification and implementation of International Conventions on human rights by governments in the LAWASLA region

1982-1990 Material Missed in Previous Filrnings

Human Rights Bulletin

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Other Documents 58

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Women and the Law, April 29 to May 1, 1986,247 pp.

Human Rights in The Asian Region

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Recent Trends in Human Rights, Vol. II, 1982, 64 pp Human Rights and the Quest for Justice in the Philipines, (Speech delivered by Philippine Chief Justice Marcel0 B. Fernan before the delegates of the 26th Australian Legal Convention during the Luncheon hosted by LAWASM in Sydney, Australia, on

15 Augist, 1989, 15 pp 1993 Material

Other Documents

60 Refugee Dilemmas: Reviewing the Comprehensive Plan of Action for

Vietnamese asylum seekers, by Alan Nichols and Paul White, 1993, 120 pp.

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Lawyers Collective

63 Ghoya St., Jalaram Jyot, 4th floor, Janrnabhoomi Marg, Fort, Mumbai 400 001, India.

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The Lawyers Collective is an organization of lawyers and law students committed to working for basic changes in the social and political structure of society. It is committed to the use of the law as an instrument in the service of the people. Towards this end, the Lawyers Collective works to safeguard the rights of workers, peasants, women, oppressed minority groups and Dalits, through such activities as legal literacy, legal aid and law reform.

1993 Material 7 2 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82

The Lawyers (monthly magazine, since January 1986)

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January-Fcbruary 1993, "Coming to T e r n

with Secularism," 32 pp.

March 1993, "Countdown on the Ayodhya Litigation," 32 pp.

April 1993, "Tihar Jail: A Glimpse Behind Prison Walls," 32 pp.

May 1993, "The Pension Scam," 32 pp. June 1993, "The National Commission on Human Rights

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Boon or Charade?" 32 pp. July 1993, "The Triple Talaq: Unjust, Untenable, UnIslamic," 32 pp.

August 1993, "Probes into the Bombay riots

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exposing the comunalization of the state machinery," 32 pp.

September 1993, "Legislation to delink religion from politics: A Hypocritical exercise," 32 pp.

October 1993, "Mandal

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launched at last!" 32 PP.

November 1993, "Exit Policy

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Swelling the Ranks of the Unemployed," 32 pp.

December 1993, "1993: The Year of

AFRICA

**3362**

Lawyers Collective

63 Ghoya St., Jalaam Jyot, 4th floor,

Janmabhoomi Marg, Fort, Mumbai 400

00 1, India.

The Lawyers Collective is an organization

of lawyers and law students committed to

working for basic changes in the social

and

political structure

of

society. It is

committed to the use of the law as

an

instrument in the service of the people.

Towards this end, the Lawyers Collective

works to

safeguard the rights of workers, peasants,

women, oppressed minority groups and

Dalits, through such activities as legal

literacy, legal aid and law reform.

1997 Material

The

Lawyers

(monthly magazine, since

January 1986)

83

Suppression of Identity, Vol. 12-

No.5, May 1997,32 pp.

**26O1** Lokayan

13 Alipur Road, Delhi 110054, India.

Lokayan ("Dialogue of the People") has

been an intellectual initiative to promote

active and sustained exchange among

activists from non-party political

organizations and movements and other

concerned citizens. Lokayan seeks to

evolve a systematic critique of the

established modes of development and

political action, and move towards a new

ideology for a decentralized democratic

order which respects the cultural and social

diversity of marginalised sections of

society. To these ends, Lokayan pursues

dialogues among movement groups and

activists, and between them and committed

professionals; research and documentation

on issues highlighted in these dialogues;

debates on these issues; and dissemination.

1997 Material

Lokayan Bulletin

47

Volume 13, No.4, January-

February 1997,92 pp.

1997, lOOpp.

48

No.5, March-April

49

No.6, May-June 1997,

50

Volume 14, No. 1, July-August

51

No. 2, September-

52

No.

3, November-

99 PP.

1997,lOOpp.

October 1997,98 pp.

December 1997,

98 PP.