Mission Mediation

An orientation programme on Mediation was organized by the Legal Aid Society on 31st March 2012. The event was graced by Honorable Justice of the High Court Ms. Hima Kohli, Advocate, Mediator and Guest faculty of Campus Law Centre Ms. Anita Sahani and a group of mediators who gave an in depth analysis of Mediation in a short span of time. Prof. in Charge Mr. J.L Kaul and Dr. Raman Mittal, Associate Prof. and Convener of the Legal Aid Society, Campus Law Centre boosted the morale of the participants with their presence. The programme started at 10 am and the students and participants of the event had a brain storming session with the mediators and speakers for more than three hours. The programme was highly interactive, involving lots of questions from the audience and illustrative examples from the speakers.

Report on the play 'Daakiya Drugs Laaya'

Daakiya drugs laaya is a journey from law to justice, from simple to complex and from hatred to love. It encompasses the role of free legal aid in delivering justice to the needy. Law students, lawyers or anyone else from the legal fraternity has a duty towards the society. But in today’s scenario this duty is being ignored because of greed. Greed ultimately feeds the ego and there is love no more. Whereas some sense of social responsibility not only caters others but one’s own being as well. This concern for society is an essential faculty of human character. Those who feel it and put in their efforts to make the society a better place, ultimately find their own selves replenished.

Lecture cum Interactive Session

Legal Aid Society

Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi

                                            

organizes

                 

Lecture cum Interactive Session

        

ARMY IN THE SERVICE OF NATION

LEGAL AND NATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS

CONFERENCE REPORT: Legal Aid: Catalyst for Social Change

At the beginning of the conference Hon’ble Justice S. Muralidhar graced the dais and was greeted by Prof. Gurdip Singh, Dean, Faculty of Law. Prof. Gurdip Singh welcomed all the delegates and paper presenters to the brainstorming, intellectually stimulating technical sessions. He harped on the various national and international conventions which provide for legal aid to the needy. He further stressed on the need to fill up the lacuna in the present legislations providing for legal aid. He also reiterated the need to discuss every aspect of legal aid threadbare so that new perspectives might emerge and this convergence of new ideas revitalizes and enhances the efficacy of legal aid schemes.

An experience of Tihar Jail

March 24, 2012

Members of Legal Aid Society visited Tihar Jail to conduct a survey ascertaining whether juveniles were lodged in the jail or not. This initiative was taken in association with National Commission for Protection of Child Rights and Delhi Legal Services Authority under the order dated 8/2/2012 and 21/3/2012 of the Hon'ble High Court of Delhi in writ petition (civil) 8889 of 2011. 

Orientation programme on Mediation

March 26, 2012

Legal Aid Society

Campus Law Centre

Organizes

MISSION MEDIATION

[Orientation programme on mediation for  students]

On

March 31, 2012 [10:00am - 1:00pm]

Venue: Seminar Hall, Campus Law Center

Orientation Programme by YP Foundation

February 21, 2012 

YP Foundation, a youth run and led organization¸ which is supporting and enabling young people to create programmes and influence policies in the areas of gender, sexuality, health, education, the arts and governance approached Legal Aid Society, Campus Law Centre to encourage students to support them in acheving in their objective as volunteers in their various programmes like VOICES- The School Project, The Right to Information Programme etc. The volunteers were basically required to work on issues of deprived and underprivileged class, visiting the slums for identification of their problems and thus mobilizing them and to help in fulfilling the admission procedural requirements of the underprivileged children basically trying to invoke their main motive of spreading literacy among maximum children as possible. Thus the orientation given by the team of YP Foundation proved to be of a great motivation for the students and encouraged many students to join their causes as volunteers and the team was also convinced that their sincerity and knowledge in law would prove to be a great asset for their organisation.