Webinar on "Section 15 of the Draft UP Population Control Bill" by ILS Law College, Pune

The webinar is meant to shed light on how the provision negates the dignity and personhood of the disabled is contrary to constitutional and legal principles.
ILS Law College, Pune
ILS Law College, Pune
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ILS Law College, in collaboration with the NLS Diversable Alliance and the Law and Society Committee at NLS Bangalore, is organizing a webinar on a controversial provision in the UP Population Control Bill [Section. 15] that excludes children with disabilities from the two-child norm.

About ILS Law College

ILS Law College is a community of students & staff dedicated to bringing out the best in all of its members. Our aim is to provide the finest opportunities & environment for teaching, learning & research.

We have a distinguished record of academic excellence and innovation since the foundation of the college is 1924.

About the Webinar

Through this webinar, we hope to shed light on how the provision negates the dignity and personhood of the disabled is contrary to constitutional and legal principles.

We hope that the webinar will serve as a plea for the reconsideration of the provision so that it does not become law. India's disabled children and disabled citizens deserve nothing less.

Speakers

1. Prof. Mohan Rao, Public health, The Political Economy of Health, History of Health and Population. Department of History, University of Warwick University of Edinburgh.

2. Mr. Rajesh Asudan, Assistant General Manager, Reserve Bank of India.

3. Prof. Anita Ghai, Indian Academic Professor at School of Human Studies, Ambedkar University, Disability Rights Activist, Former President of Indian Association of Women's Studies.

4. Dr. Sajany Jain, Associate Professor, Additional Charge Principal, ILS Law College, Pune

Date: 08th August, 2021 (Sunday)

Time: 05:00 IST onwards

ID: 989 1617 5071 Passcode: 226444

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