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MenuIn 2015, a new Juvenile Justice Act introduced the concept of preliminary assessment wherein minors aged 16 to 18 who are accused of committing heinous offences can be tried as adults. Here’s why this move compromises child rights. In 2015, a new Juvenile Justice (JJ) Act was enacted ..... Read More
In 2015, a new Juvenile Justice Act introduced the concept of preliminary assessment wherein minors aged 16 to 18 who are accused of committing heinous offences can be tried as adults. Here’s why this move compromises child rights. by BHARTI ALI, ENAKSHI GANGULY In 2015, ..... Read More
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HAQ: Centre for Child Rights
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