Orientation Programme with CRY

On 29th September 2011, An orientation programme about CRY was conducted in the Campus Law Centre under the aegis of the CLC Legal Aid Society.

                  

The programme with scores of students showing inclination to join the movement either as volunteers or as interns. The orientation programme was conducted by volunteers from ACR (Advocates for Child Rights), who are also members of the CLC Legal Aid Society one of the many groups under the umbrella of CRY. It started with a general information about CRY, its work and it’s main focus i.e., child rights.

CRY, as of present, has developed into a mass movement that does not confine itself merely to talking children’s problems but takes a holistic approach to peek and try to redress the problems in the families of the children and general environment in which these children live.

Workshop on Child Deliquency: Law and Practice in India

The Legal Aid Society of Campus Law Centre in collaboration with Students for Human Rights organized a workshop on Juvenile Delinquency- Law and Practise in India. The speakers on the occasion were Anant Asthana  and Swetlana Correya from Human Rights Law Network and Rohan Alva from the Juvenile Justice Board. Ms. Smriti Minocha and Renuka Srinivasan from HRLN had also come for the workshop.

Joint Action Plan of Legal Aid Society in association with CRY (Child Rights and You)

On September 22, 2011, Ms. Leena Prasad from CRY (Child Rights and You), along with two volunteers, Anushree and Richa, who are also members of CLC Legal Aid Society, came down to Faculty of Law and had a discussion with Dr. Raman Mittal, regarding joint effort of Legal Aid Society and CRY, for promotion of Child rights and on conduction of a workshop on Right to Education.

Workshop on Juvenile Delinquency: Law & Practice in India

LEGAL AID SOCIETY

CAMPUS LAW CENTRE

September 23, 2011

Dear Friends,

Legal Aid Society, Campus Law Centre in collaboration with Human Rights Law Network is organizing a workshop on “Juvenile Delinquency: Law & Practice in India".