博客來“Civil Liberty Under the new Constitution: Freedom of Association, Freedom of Speech and Press, Freedom of Person†presents a crucial snapshot of the discourse surrounding civil liberties in India immediately following the adoption of its new Constitution. This volume comprises papers delivered at the Indian Civil Liberties Conference held in Madras in July 1949. Authored by Shridhar Ganesh Vaze, the essays delve into the foundational freedoms enshrined in the Constitution, including freedom of association, freedom of speech, and personal liberty.
The collection offers insights into the early interpretations and applications of these rights within the Indian context. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the historical development of civil liberties jurisprudence in India and the challenges faced in balancing individual freedoms with the needs of a newly independent nation.
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