manual scavenging

Bombay High Court orders Maharashtra to establish social media handles to report Manual Scavenging
Prisoners waiting 3 hours in morning to use toilets: Delhi High Court calls for more restrooms in jails
Delhi High Court seeks response from government on PIL against laws permitting manual scavenging under guise of protective gear
Zero conviction in Manual Scavenging cases; Constitution makers will shiver in their graves: Karnataka High Court
"Shame on humanity": Karnataka High Court takes suo motu cognisance of manual scavenging
Centre, states must ensure manual scavenging is completely eradicated: Supreme Court issues 14 directions
Chiefs of Municipal Corporations, Gram Panchayats will be held responsible if any person is engaged in manual scavenging: Gujarat High Court
Supreme Court issues fresh directions for implementing law prohibiting Manual Scavenging
"My head hangs in shame": Delhi High Court expresses displeasure on DDA's failure to pay compensation for death of two men cleaning sewer
Manual Scavenging: Delhi High Court orders ₹10 lakh compensation for families of two who died in blocked sewer
Delhi High Court takes suo motu cognizance of manual scavenging deaths in capital
Every sanitation worker to be given pamphlet enlisting their rights and entitlements: Allahabad High Court
Madras High Court seeks status report on measures taken to completely eradicate Manual Scavenging
I hope many widows like me get justice: Vimla Govind, who lost her husband to manual scavenging
[Manual Scavenging] Karnataka High Court Chief Justice says he saw 2 persons enter manhole without safety gear
[Manual Scavenging] Cleaning of sewers, if done manually, should be in strict compliance with law: Karnataka High Court
[Manual Scavenging] “Shocks judicial conscience, as it should the society’s collective conscience:” Orissa High Court registers suo motu case
[Manual Scavenging] "We can issue some guidelines and put a complete end to this nonsense:" Madras High Court
[Manual Scavenging] We take advantage of their innocence and send them down; it cannot go on in any civilised place: Madras High Court
Courts cannot be reckless in receiving sheets of paper without any basis: Madras High Court while hearing PIL against Manual Scavenging
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