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Media Matters - Reflecting many Indias

If how a country governs itself is partly about laws, Combat Law does not paint a pretty picture. It is a human rights and law bimonthly whose focus in August is on domestic violence, the lacunae in the Domestic Violence Act, what is right with it, and how such laws have evolved abroad. It examines, over 11 pages... Read more

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