🆕'A culture where the rights of women and sexual and gender minorities can be wholly erased without even having to defend such a move clearly shows where the centre of power lies, and how it views those at the margins. ' Kunal Ambasta writes Read: theindiaforum.in/law/no-country…

#Vrindavan’s #BankeBihari temple rejects Hindutva group demand to boycott Muslim artisans scroll.in/latest/1080299… Priests asserted that religious discrimination has no place in temple traditions.

A food *hogger goes afoot: a little food and sightseeing tour of my last day in Mumbai, across Bandra West and Fort/Kala Ghoda. Hop along! A thread🧵: 1/n

📢 CALL FOR APPLICATIONS We’re so excited to invite applications from advanced doctoral students and early career academics working on social reproduction laws for our Early Career Researcher Workshop happening this July in New Delhi! Apply by April 17: tr.ee/AI6nvD5vab

Call for applications to the Laws of Social Reproduction ⚖️♀️ Early Career Researcher Workshop on law, social reproduction, care, gender and political economy, in Delhi in person in July details at tr.ee/AI6nvD5vab The Dickson Poon School of Law

Assam: Anowara Khatun, an elderly woman, was unable to afford a lawyer to fight her case. Result: She is in the detention centre for 1.5 years. Now, the Supreme Court has directed her release. Why was she declared a foreigner? What is her case? Read here: thequint.com/news/politics/…

“Bearing the insult of being called foreigners" After the Gorkhas, the Koch Rajbonshis got relief. Now, only Hindu and Muslim Bengalis will fight cases in the FTs. However, the FT notices against Hindus have been stopped, and the CAA route exists scroll.in/latest/1081016…

If you were just admitted to Columbia - undergrad, grad, any program - and have reservations about Columbia, please PM me.

📢Delighted to host Leopoldina Fortunati Laws of Social Reproduction ⚖️♀️ on Friday May 9, 1-2.30pm BST for the launch of The Arcana of Reproduction: Housewives, Prostitutes, Workers and Capital (2nd ed.) Verso Books kcl.ac.uk/events/the-arc… The Dickson Poon School of Law SexWorkResearchHub NSWP

Going to start posting food stuff on here again. Follow along if you liked what I used to post on my older account or if you're interested in food. Please RT and help me find my old audience?

🎙️ New on Frontiers of Socio-Legal Studies (Oxford): Prof Linda Mulcahy speaks with Dr. Silvana Tapia Tapia about her work with feminist collectives in Ecuador and how participatory research can challenge dominant knowledge structures: linkedin.com/posts/oxfordcs…

Tomorrow on queerbeat, a story that took months of reporting, lots of editing, and humongous trust and compassion from everyone I spoke to: Why gender-neutral rape laws will not open doors for queer and transgender survivors of sexual violence. Watch this space for more!

📢 SAVE THE DATE for Labouring Bodies, Unjust Laws, a two-part event bringing together film, fieldwork and feminist theory to explore the legal and lived realities of reproductive labour in India. 22-24 July | New Delhi 📌 Registrations open soon!

📢 REGISTRATIONS OPEN! We’re kicking off our ‘Labouring Bodies, Unjust Laws’ Conference with a documentary film screening of ‘Working Girls’, which is based on our research and directed by Paromita Vohra. 22 July at Alliance française de Delhi Delhi 📌 tr.ee/jQEmmTKpX_

📢 REGISTRATIONS OPEN! Part II of ‘Labouring Bodies, Unjust Laws’ is our Conference in The Laws of Social Reproduction featuring prominent scholars and discussion on paid and unpaid reproductive labour by women in India. 23-24 July India International Centre(Official Account) 📌 tr.ee/jQEmmTKpX_

Cecilia's Pizzeria in Panchsheel Park sits in a literal colony. But the oddball location and the cute decor hides a fab pesto-&-balsamic salad, probably the best pasta I've had in town (it was JUICY???), and airy, thin, spot on Neapolitan dough. No notes. Just bellissimo. 🤌

Bangalore, you’re next! Sign up for Working Girls, Paromita Vohra’s Paromita Vohra newest film based on our research of the laws of social reproduction in India. Aug 2, 5 PM at Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan Bangalore 🔗 eventbrite.com/e/working-girl… Parodevi Pictures Avijit Mukul Kishore

#ReportLaunch The National Law School of India University (#NLSIU), Bengaluru, and Queen Mary University of London (Queen Mary University of London) are launching a report on the Foreigners Tribunals in Assam titled ‘Unmaking Citizens.’ 🗓️When: July 26, 2025 | 5 pm to 7 pm 📍Where: Teen Murti Bhavan,

Another full house for our second screening of Working Girls by Paromita Vohra in Delhi ✨ thank you for the amazing turnout! #workinggirls #labouringbodies #unjustlaws Next, we’re headed to Bangalore, Chennai and other cities we’ll be announcing soon!

Reflections of The Laws of Social Reproduction Conference: Labouring Bodies, Unjust Laws ✨ Years of research came together in an unforgettable two days with scholars, academics & stakeholders. Thank you to everyone who joined us, listen, and shape the space with us.