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My experience of engaging with @criminalreforms - a thread
Although I was struggling with heavy work load in the middle of a pandemic I took out time to fill up the questionnaire put by this unrepresentative committee. As a criminal lawyer, I knew the stakes involved. 1/n
A couple of hours in I realized that I was completely unprepared to fill in any of the answers, as each question would require weeks of research for me to decide what position to take. Bear in mind, just the first questionairre had about 45 questions 2/n
For eg, the first form had Qs on the system of punishments, the death penalty, strict liability offences, age of criminal responsibility, law on sedition, criminalization of honour killing, mob lynching, legalization of euthanasia, re-classification/redefining sexual offences 3/n
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📢📢 THREAD: Why Must the Criminal Law Reform Committee be Disbanded?
#DisbandtheCommittee #NotLikeThis #NotRightNow #NotWithoutUs

Source: @citizensspeakup

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In May, the Ministry of Home Affairs commissioned a #committee for reforms in our criminal #laws. In simple words, a #committee to rewrite all our criminal #laws.

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Experts fear that the committee will dilute safeguards that exist to prevent unfair prosecutions & wrongful convictions. Several #lawyers, #activists, & academics have raised concerns about the #committee and called for it to be disbanded. But why? Let's take a look ⬇️

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If you are worried about TV anchors getting their hands on people's personal text messages, you should pay attention to what's happening with the Committee for Reforms in Criminal Law. Read our submission to the Committee here. 1/n
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The Committee's mandate is so broad that it could affect everything from prosecution of individuals for social media posts to search and seizure of personal electronic devices. Here are the issues we identified which could impact digital rights particularly. 2/n Image
In the latest post, we focus on our submissions regarding law enforcement access to personal electronic devices and use of Section 144 to impose internet shutdowns and app bans, which are two core issues that IFF has been working on for a long time. 3/n
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