Humanizing the Constitution: Judicial Reinterpretation of Fundamental Rights through a Human Rights Lens

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Dr. Dhiraj Sharma

Humanizing the Constitution: Judicial Reinterpretation of Fundamental Rights through a Human Rights Lens

Authors: Dr. Dhiraj Sharma

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Volume: 12
Issue: no
PageNo: 100-107

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ISSN: 2349-6002
Volume: 12
Issue: no
PageNo: 100-107

Humanizing the Constitution: Judicial Reinterpretation of Fundamental Rights through a Human Rights Lens

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