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IBJ India's vision is support and enhance the right of effective legal representation as enshrined under constitution of India.

30/07/2026

On 28th of July 2026, IBJ India participated in a civil society consultation organised by Chetna NGO with support from SBI Foundation, convened with the newly appointed DCPCR bench: Dr. Om Parkash Vyas (Chairperson), Ms. Swati Gupta, Shri S.M. Ali, and Mr. Kundan Kanskar.
Dr. Rashmi Singh (Secretary, Women & Child Development; Chairperson, Delhi Commission for Women) also joined.

Our Project Coordinator Katyayini Kashyap and social worker Anjali Malik took part in the interactive session with other civil society organisations.

Key issues discussed included:

Access, documentation, and admission challenges for migrant and street children.
Rehabilitation, counselling, mental health, and concerns within Child Care Institutions.

Rights and inclusion of transgender children, and coordination gaps across departments.

We thank Chetna NGO, SBI Foundation, the DCPCR bench, and civil society partners for this important dialogue. IBJ India remains committed to protecting children’s rights and ensuring early learning for all.

27/07/2026

On 26th July,2026, it was a privilege for IBJ India through its Chairperson Mr. Ajay Verma to be part of the Capacity-Building Training Programme organized by the North-West & North District Legal Services Authorities, Delhi. The session on "Bail Jurisprudence – Special Focus on Legal Aid Matters" focused on recent legal developments, practical aspects of bail, and strengthening legal aid practice.

The session brought together around 50 Legal Aid Counsels (LACs) and Legal Aid Defence Counsels (LADCs), providing an opportunity to discuss the evolving principles of bail jurisprudence, recent legal developments, and practical strategies for effective representation in legal aid cases.

We thank the DLSAs for the opportunity to contribute towards building a more effective and rights-based legal aid system. ‎

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20/06/2026

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11/06/2026

In a heartwarming initiative, IBJ India infused color, creativity, and hope into the walls of Tihar Jail No. 5 (housing youths between the age group of 18-21 years) through the transformative power of art.

On 15.4.2026, IBJ India team consisting of Advocate Ajay Verma, Ms. Anjali Malik, Social Worker at IBJ India, and Ms. Swati Dhayal, Professional Artist and IBJ Volunteer, visited the Youth Jail as part of a specialized Art Workshop designed to foster expression, healing, and self-discovery among young inmates.

Approximately 24 youth inmates participated in the workshop, and for most of them, it was their inaugural experience holding a brush and painting on a canvas sheet. What commenced as apprehension gradually evolved into strokes of confidence. Observing young hands discover the joy of creation, possibly for the first time, was nothing short of extraordinary.

This workshop was led by Ms. Swati Dhayal, a professional artist, and under her guidance, each participant discovered their unique voice through color and form, transforming a blank canvas into a window of self-expression and inner fortitude.
This initiative embodies IBJ India’s conviction that justice transcends legal boundaries and encompasses the human aspect. Beyond courtrooms and case files, every young individual deserves access to dignity, creativity, and the opportunity to rediscover themselves.

A sincere gratitude is extended to Superintendent and staff of Tihar Jail No. 5 for their unwavering support in facilitating such meaningful programs.
For sometimes, healing commences with a paintbrush.

08/06/2026

🏛️ IBJ India | Legal Awareness Program — Jail No. 5 (Youth Jail) & Adolescent Jail, Tihar
8th May 2026

As part of a joint initiative with Delhi Prisons, IBJ India successfully conducted a Legal Awareness Program at Jail No. 5 — a designated youth jail — and the Adolescent Jail, Tihar, with the support of the Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent.

The program was led by Adv. Ajay Verma, Chairman – IBJ India, and saw active participation from around 240 inmates.

Adv. Ajay Verma addressed the inmates and explained the rights and duties of inmates, highlighting important guidelines laid down by the Supreme Court and High Courts — with a special focus on age determination and its legal complexities.

At the outset of the program, many of the inmates appeared visibly stressed and hesitant to engage. There was a sense of nervousness in the room, and participants were initially reluctant to speak or share their concerns.

However, as the session progressed and the interactive discussion took shape, they gradually became more comfortable and receptive.

By the end of the program, the atmosphere had significantly transformed. The inmates began to open up, actively participating in discussions and expressing issues related to their cases. The safe and supportive environment created during the session encouraged them to speak freely, reflecting a positive shift in their confidence and willingness to engage.

Overall, the program proved to be a meaningful step towards spreading legal awareness and empowering young inmates with knowledge about their rights, legal processes, as well as their duties and responsibilities within the prisons.

30/05/2026

IBJ India, through its Chairperson Mr. Ajay Verma, participated in the side event “Inclusive Justice: Advancing an Intersectional Approach for All Survivors of Sexual Violence”, held at the Delegation of the European Union to the United Nations during Protection of Civilians Week in New York.

The event brought together diplomats, UN representatives, civil society organizations, and justice practitioners to discuss barriers to justice faced by survivors of conflict-related sexual violence and the need for inclusive, survivor-centered justice responses. Discussions emphasized strengthening accountability mechanisms, improving access to justice, and ensuring that legal and policy frameworks effectively address the needs of all survivors.

The exchange of perspectives reaffirmed the importance of international cooperation, protection of civilians, and the promotion of justice and human dignity in conflict and post-conflict settings.

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27/05/2026

🚨 Know Your Rights | BNS Section 78 — Stalking is a Crime.

Repeatedly following, calling, messaging, or monitoring someone online without their consent is punishable by law. First offence: up to 3 years imprisonment.
Repeat offence: up to 5 years.

Your dignity is protected. Speak up. Report it. ⚖️

19/05/2026

⚖️ Understanding Section 76 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita is important for protecting women’s dignity and safety.

The law strengthens accountability against acts that insult or outrage the modesty of a woman through words, gestures, or actions.

📢 Awareness of legal rights is the first step toward justice.

Know the law. Raise your voice. Stand against harassment. ✊

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11/05/2026

Under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Section 75, sexual harassment is a punishable offence.

Speak up. Stand strong. Know your rights. ⚖️✊

05/05/2026

Your body. Your choice. Your right. ✊

Section 74 BNS 2023 = Protection of dignity & consent. ⚖️

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