India: Supreme Court’s temporary suspension of sedition law a welcome step

By Amnesty International

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL INDIA QUOTE Responding to the Supreme Court of India’s order urging Indian authorities to temporarily refrain from using the sedition law and keep all pending trials, appeals and proceedings on hold, Aakar Patel, Chair of Amnesty International India’s Board, said: “We welcome the Supreme Court’s order to suspend the sedition law until the […] The post India: Supreme Court’s temporary suspension of sedition law a welcome step appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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