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High Court Dismisses Plea Of Nirbhaya Convict Who Claimed He Was Juvenile
The claim of one of the four convicts sentenced to death in the Nirbhaya case that he was below 18 when at the time of the gang-rape and murder in 2012, was dismissed by the Delhi High Court on Thursday.
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Nirbhaya Gang-Rape Case Four Years On: 10 Points
Four years after the 16 December gang-rape and murder -- a case that shocked and enraged India and made international headlines -- the decision on fate of the five men found guilty of assaulting her is pending with the Supreme Court. The 23-year-old paramedical student, dubbed Nirbhaya, was gangraped and brutally tortured in a bus while returning w...
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Farhan on Release of Juvenile in Nirbhaya Case: Law Needs a Revaluation
"I think, that it is important to understand because, if for any reason there is a collective opinion that this child, this boy, who is now a man, has not reformed still harbours those instincts, then he definitely should be tried again as an adult," said Farhan Akhtar
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Youngest Delhi Gang-Rape Convict To Be Released From Reform Home
The youngest of six men who raped and tortured a young medical student on a moving bus in 2012, is likely to walk free on Sunday, with the Delhi High Court saying he can no longer be kept at a correctional home where he has spent a three-year sentence.
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We Failed To Get Justice For Daughter, Says Nirbhaya's Father
"We have failed. Now there is no hope for justice," said the distraught parents of December 16, 2012 gangarape victim on the eve of the third anniversary of the incident that shook the nation as they appealed not to release the juvenile convict.
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Delhi Gang-rape: Centre Seeks Extension Of Juvenile Convict's Observation Home Stay
The Centre today asked Delhi High Court to extend the observation home stay of the juvenile convict in December 16, 2012 gangrape case who is scheduled to be released on December 19.
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To Keep Delhi Gang-rape Convict in Jail, Police Consider Anti-Terror Law
Next month, the youngest of the six men who gang-raped and tortured a young student on a moving bus in Delhi in 2012, will walk free. To keep him in jail, the Delhi Police is considering fresh charges under the National Security Act.
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Nirbhaya's Parents Complain Ahead of Juvenile's Release. Centre, Delhi Questioned
Next month, the youngest of the six men who gang-raped and tortured a young student on a moving bus in Delhi in 2012, will walk free.
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Nirbhaya's Parents Dismayed Over Juvenile Rape Convict's Release
The parents of the girl who was raped on December 16, 2012 today expressed their exasperation with the legal system and wondered whether the juvenile convict in the case, who is to be shortly released, has undergone any reform.
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Nobel Laureate Kailash Satyarthi Opposes Lowering Legal Age of 'Juvenile'
Nobel Prize winner Kailash Satyarthi today opposed the proposal to lower the legally defined age of "juvenile" but called for special measures to deal with heinous crimes committed by teenagers.
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High Court Dismisses Plea Of Nirbhaya Convict Who Claimed He Was Juvenile
The claim of one of the four convicts sentenced to death in the Nirbhaya case that he was below 18 when at the time of the gang-rape and murder in 2012, was dismissed by the Delhi High Court on Thursday.
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Nirbhaya Gang-Rape Case Four Years On: 10 Points
Four years after the 16 December gang-rape and murder -- a case that shocked and enraged India and made international headlines -- the decision on fate of the five men found guilty of assaulting her is pending with the Supreme Court. The 23-year-old paramedical student, dubbed Nirbhaya, was gangraped and brutally tortured in a bus while returning w...
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Farhan on Release of Juvenile in Nirbhaya Case: Law Needs a Revaluation
"I think, that it is important to understand because, if for any reason there is a collective opinion that this child, this boy, who is now a man, has not reformed still harbours those instincts, then he definitely should be tried again as an adult," said Farhan Akhtar
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Youngest Delhi Gang-Rape Convict To Be Released From Reform Home
The youngest of six men who raped and tortured a young medical student on a moving bus in 2012, is likely to walk free on Sunday, with the Delhi High Court saying he can no longer be kept at a correctional home where he has spent a three-year sentence.
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We Failed To Get Justice For Daughter, Says Nirbhaya's Father
"We have failed. Now there is no hope for justice," said the distraught parents of December 16, 2012 gangarape victim on the eve of the third anniversary of the incident that shook the nation as they appealed not to release the juvenile convict.
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Delhi Gang-rape: Centre Seeks Extension Of Juvenile Convict's Observation Home Stay
The Centre today asked Delhi High Court to extend the observation home stay of the juvenile convict in December 16, 2012 gangrape case who is scheduled to be released on December 19.
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To Keep Delhi Gang-rape Convict in Jail, Police Consider Anti-Terror Law
Next month, the youngest of the six men who gang-raped and tortured a young student on a moving bus in Delhi in 2012, will walk free. To keep him in jail, the Delhi Police is considering fresh charges under the National Security Act.
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Nirbhaya's Parents Complain Ahead of Juvenile's Release. Centre, Delhi Questioned
Next month, the youngest of the six men who gang-raped and tortured a young student on a moving bus in Delhi in 2012, will walk free.
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Nirbhaya's Parents Dismayed Over Juvenile Rape Convict's Release
The parents of the girl who was raped on December 16, 2012 today expressed their exasperation with the legal system and wondered whether the juvenile convict in the case, who is to be shortly released, has undergone any reform.
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Nobel Laureate Kailash Satyarthi Opposes Lowering Legal Age of 'Juvenile'
Nobel Prize winner Kailash Satyarthi today opposed the proposal to lower the legally defined age of "juvenile" but called for special measures to deal with heinous crimes committed by teenagers.
