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TEAM 4

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INTRODUCTION & HISTORYLegal Services Authorities Act, 1987

TNLSANALSA2 states

Lok AdalatEstablished along with courts of all levels

Free Legal Services to the weaker sections of thesociety

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MACRO PICTURELess awareness among the people

Sub-Judge Cadre 4 years

Comparing Madurais Legal aid center and othersISSUES

1/10th is the fee for advocates

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AWARENESS CREATIONMicro level

-At mass gatherings

Macro level

-Making camps at villages

Minimum 8 camps per month

Legal aid clinic

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EMPLOYEES AND THEIR

INVOLVEMENTJudge-->Chairman

Sub-Judge-->Secretary

150 registered advocates--> 3yearsThe main driving forces are

oJob Satisfaction

o Servicing intention

o To get more private cases

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EXECUTION & SIGNIFICANCEThe process

Free of cost

Cases solved in Lok Adalat cannot be appealed anyother court

FYI

National Lok Adalat Campaign(23-11-13)

Legal Non- Legal

A- Panel B-Panel

Litigation Pre- Litigation

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Body detention of a dead HIV patient at VadamalayanHospital

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INTRODUCTIONJuvenile Justice act, 2000

Inmates of Juvenile Home

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ACTIVITIESPrimary Activities

Counseling

SecuritySurety

Bailment

Execution

Probation officer

Vidiyal Orphanage

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ISSUES

Salary Issues

Lack of staffLack of facilities

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Case StudiesPermal, 16 year old

Case filed under IPC 302

Crime of killing his friendSlitted his throat using a sickle

And the aftermaths are

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Venkateswaran, 17 year old

Personal Vendetta

Revenge for the death of his uncleExecution Style murder

His Sufferings

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HUMAN RIGHTS

According to the National Human Rights

Commission of India, human right is defined as therights relating to life, liberty, equality and dignity of

the individual guaranteed by the Constitution.

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PEOPLES WATCH

Mr. Henri Tiphagne founder and executive director

started as a student leader and went on to become a civil

rights lawyer

fought against torture in his home state to combat castediscrimination

National human rights organisation

Present in many Indian states (around 13)

Rehabilitation Centre for victims of domestic violence

and torture

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Organisation Profile

Started in 1995

Till 1998, it was just monitoring legal issues

After 1998, it started legal interventions on behalf of

victims

By 2000, it had grown and more field monitoringassociates were hired at both zonal and regional levels

By 2001, it spread to many areas

Monitoring, intervention and even winningcompensation from the courts was not enough

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Beneficiaries

Victims of

Domestic violence

Torture of any kind

Child labour

Harassment

Caste clashes

Any other human rights violation

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Services available to victims

Legal counselling

Legal representation

Food and shelter

Medical and mental health assistance

Family counselling

Physiotherapy

Vocational training

Education

Sending complaints to the concerned authorities

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Programme run under SUDHANTHRA

Shelter for women escaping domestic violence

Rehabilitation centre for torture victims

Summer camps for children of victims

Educational assistance for children of victims

The helpline

Documentation centre

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Case StudyAngammal- Usilampatti

Raped by policemen in 1998

No one to raise voice against her

Her three children were educated by Peoples Watch

Outcome

-Peoples watch opened rehabilitation

-Initiated sudhantra to educate the victims

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