GHAI: Thinking about right to education
'Right to Education' trips off the tongue, but what does it really mean?
'Right to Education' trips off the tongue, but what does it really mean?
Too many people in public life do not seem to have even read the Constitution.
Political class gets away with high salaries and needless extravagances.
Party hopping by governors is not an impeachable offence.
Various actors are getting used to the Constitution, and the process is perhaps improving.
A lot of our statute law needs amendment, to take account of the constitution and of changing norms and practices.
No execution since 1987, so a death sentence can mean life, limbo or eventual pardon.
It is time for MPs to be conscientiously involved in governing for the benefit of people.
Parliament must pass law to provide for humane treatment
GHAI: Flooding menace: Where does the buck stop?
The human rights of perhaps millions have been affected. But there is no effective remedy.