A decade after its implementation, India's juvenile justice system is failing children in conflict with the law. A new study reveals massive case backlogs, widespread vacancies in Juvenile Justice Boards, and a shocking lack of essential facilities, leaving thousands of children in limbo and facing prolonged institutionalization.
RSS News
Times of India
0 thoughts on “10 years of JJ Act: 55% pendency, 1 in 4 boards has no full bench”
Leave a Reply
Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *
RECENT NEWS
- Laalo-Krishna Sada Sahaayate’ beats Chhaava to score the biggest 6th week of the year
- Tussle for leadership change in Karnataka intensifies as MLAs loyal to D. K. Shivakumar move to Delhi to put pressure on Congress high command
- Kantara 2 earns over Rs 621 crore in 50 days
- Divya confronts Mukesh Bhatt for his comments, shares call recording
- De De Pyaar De 2 falls short by almost Rs 10 crore to part 1's first week collection
