Human Rights and Civil Liberties in India: An Analysis of the Role of Judiciary and Civil Society

Abstract

The protection of human rights and civil liberties in India has evolved through a complex interplay between the judiciary, civil society, and the state. This paper examines the significant roles played by the Indian judiciary and civil society organizations in safeguarding human rights and promoting civil liberties. By analyzing landmark judicial decisions, the activism of civil society, and the challenges they face, the article provides insights into the current state of human rights in India and highlights areas for further improvement. Additionally, the interaction between these two entities demonstrates their critical roles in fostering a culture of rights in a diverse and pluralistic society.