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Parties Feel Public Pressure As They Debate Juvenile Bill In Parliament
Maneka Gandhi, union minister for women and child development, today made a strong pitch in the Rajya Sabha for the Juvenile Justice Bill, which seeks to amend the law to allow trying those over 16 years of age and accused of heinous crimes, as adults.
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Law Should Be According To Demand Of Time: Kiren Rijiju On Juvenile Release
Amidst a growing chorus against the release of the juvenile convict of the December 16 gangrape case, the Centre on Monday said it was of the view that law should be made according to the need of time and as per society's requirement.
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Delhi Gang-Rape: Juvenile Convict Fears For His Life Outside NGO
The youngest of six men convicted of gang-raping and torturing a student on a moving bus in 2012, was released from a correction home yesterday but is not free.
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Juvenile Justice System Needs To Be Changed, Says BJP
On a day that the youngest rapist in the December 16 Delhi gang-rape case was released from a correctional home, the BJP today advocated for changes in the country's juvenile justice system so that the underage who commit heinous crimes are not allowed to walk free.
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Delhi Gang-Rape: Supreme Court To Hear Plea Opposing Release Of Juvenile Convict On Monday
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a plea by the Delhi Commission for Women against the release of the juvenile convict in the 2012 Delhi gang-rape case on Monday. However, the court hasn't put a stay on juvenile's scheduled release from his reform home today at 5 pm.
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Delhi Gang Rape: 'A Criminal Has Been Let Off,' Says Jyoti's Mother
Reactions poured in as the Delhi Court today said that the youngest of six men who raped and tortured a young medical student, Jyoti Singh, on a moving bus in 2012 can no longer be kept at a special home.
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Submit Report On Juvenile's Release By December 21: Rights Panel To Officials
The National Human Rights Commission today issued conditional summons to the Delhi chief secretary, police commissioner and the Union home secretary following their "failure" to produce reports on the release of juvenile convict in December 16, 2012 gangrape case.
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Govt May Ask Juvenile In Delhi Gang-Rape Case To Sign Bond Promising Good Behaviour
Amid apprehension raised by Delhi braveheart's parents, the Union Home Ministry is contemplating to ask the juvenile convict to sign a legal bond affirming good behaviour after his release.
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December 16 gang-rape case: juvenile convict will not be tried in regular court
The convict who was 17 years old when a young college student was fatally gang-raped on a Delhi bus will not be tried by a regular court, the Supreme Court said today, rejecting the request of the victim's parents.
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Parties Feel Public Pressure As They Debate Juvenile Bill In Parliament
Maneka Gandhi, union minister for women and child development, today made a strong pitch in the Rajya Sabha for the Juvenile Justice Bill, which seeks to amend the law to allow trying those over 16 years of age and accused of heinous crimes, as adults.
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Law Should Be According To Demand Of Time: Kiren Rijiju On Juvenile Release
Amidst a growing chorus against the release of the juvenile convict of the December 16 gangrape case, the Centre on Monday said it was of the view that law should be made according to the need of time and as per society's requirement.
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Delhi Gang-Rape: Juvenile Convict Fears For His Life Outside NGO
The youngest of six men convicted of gang-raping and torturing a student on a moving bus in 2012, was released from a correction home yesterday but is not free.
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Juvenile Justice System Needs To Be Changed, Says BJP
On a day that the youngest rapist in the December 16 Delhi gang-rape case was released from a correctional home, the BJP today advocated for changes in the country's juvenile justice system so that the underage who commit heinous crimes are not allowed to walk free.
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Delhi Gang-Rape: Supreme Court To Hear Plea Opposing Release Of Juvenile Convict On Monday
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a plea by the Delhi Commission for Women against the release of the juvenile convict in the 2012 Delhi gang-rape case on Monday. However, the court hasn't put a stay on juvenile's scheduled release from his reform home today at 5 pm.
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Delhi Gang Rape: 'A Criminal Has Been Let Off,' Says Jyoti's Mother
Reactions poured in as the Delhi Court today said that the youngest of six men who raped and tortured a young medical student, Jyoti Singh, on a moving bus in 2012 can no longer be kept at a special home.
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Submit Report On Juvenile's Release By December 21: Rights Panel To Officials
The National Human Rights Commission today issued conditional summons to the Delhi chief secretary, police commissioner and the Union home secretary following their "failure" to produce reports on the release of juvenile convict in December 16, 2012 gangrape case.
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Govt May Ask Juvenile In Delhi Gang-Rape Case To Sign Bond Promising Good Behaviour
Amid apprehension raised by Delhi braveheart's parents, the Union Home Ministry is contemplating to ask the juvenile convict to sign a legal bond affirming good behaviour after his release.
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December 16 gang-rape case: juvenile convict will not be tried in regular court
The convict who was 17 years old when a young college student was fatally gang-raped on a Delhi bus will not be tried by a regular court, the Supreme Court said today, rejecting the request of the victim's parents.
