Delivering Justice Deb & Subhalakshmi

Introduction: delivering justice1 Delivering justicePART I Sociopsychological perspectives2 Protecting children’s rights: the paramount rule of law for a healthy and prosperous society3 Parental separation and its implications on child welfare and well-being4 Protection of sex workers in India: a critical view5 Honor killing: social psychological and cultural perspectives6 Impact of timely delivery of services during the flood in Kerala and other challenges7 A review of children’s rights in relation to health and well-being8 The third sector: civil society organizations in delivering justicePART II Legal and ethical perspectives9 Province of the Apex Court in enforcing human rights in India10 Ethics and good governance: administrative reforms to combat corruption11 Family court: a path forward to conciliation of family disputes12 Green federalism and environmental justice: issues and challenges13 Decoding the Indian judiciary’s inefficiency in the timely disposal of cases: a brief analysis14 Revolutionizing community perspectives about Indian police15 Current threats to human rights: challenges in upholding justice16 Protection against enforced disappearance: need of the hour17 Ethics in the criminal justice system18 Roles and functions of various agencies in conducting POCSO cases: judiciary prosecutors police and the Child Welfare Committee19 Advocates: ‘sentinel on the qui vive’