CSJ aims to bring together young lawyers who recognize the importance of safeguarding and extending the rights of the vulnerable and marginalised, who seek to fight against injustice, who work to maintain and protect the rights of those who suffer and who look upon the law as an instrument for the protection of the people rather than for their repression.

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The theme of the Seminar will be deliberated in the following three technical sessions:
1. Prohibitions: (i) Agreements, and (ii) Investigations
2. Combinations
3. Abuse of dominance

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Ranging from Subhro Sengupta of the HNLU to most of the students of NLUJA, all have started defending the university. Few will venture to go against the University openly because of the fear of victimization.

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Having current NUJS undergrads as faculty members was an actual plus for me (combined, they took ALL the CLAT exams conducted till day) and I utilized it to the fullest; also the non-formulaic, non-mechanical way of teaching worked for me.

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The Centre will be officially launched at the Inaugural Session of The Lucknow Conclave. To commemorate this landmark occasion, we proudly announce the launch of 1st International Essay Writing Competition 2014.

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This essay competition was created to inspire students to explore connections between human rights and science, engineering and the health professions. Students may write on any topic at the intersection of science and/or technology with human rights.

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A panel of three judges will consider all submissions, regardless of the ideological inclinations of the writers, as long as their positions do in fact support the ideals and principles of peoples' right to self-determination and democratic norms.

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