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Item An Analytical Study of Euthanasia Vis-a-Vis Right to DieBoruah, DiptimoniItem Anti Conversion Laws and Religious Freedom in IndiaBoruah, DiptimoniItem Construction of Big Dams in North East India: A Critical StudyBoruah, DiptimoniItem Discretionary Powers of the Governor in the States of India(National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam) Gogoi, Anjanav Kumar; Boruah, DiptimoniIndia has a Parliamentary form of Government. The Indian Constitution possess all the essential characteristics of a federal Constitution. There is a system of double government in India such as the Central Government and the State Government . The powers of both the governments are also divided. In the State the Governor is regarded as the executive head of it.Item Human Trafficking Relating to Women and Children with Special Reference to North-East Region(National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam) Dutta, Bhargov Bikash; Boruah, DiptimoniDignity and freedom is one of the most significant aspects in human being's life. A person may have millions but he or she cannot be happy if there is no dignity and freedom in their lives. if a person takes away the dignity and the freedom of another person, then it is a good as taking life and the worst possible crimes in today's world in this scenario would be the crime of human trafficking . Human trafficking involves the highest degree of human rights violation.Item Internalizing International Human Rights Standards on the Prison Reforms in India: A Critical Analysis(National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam) Ramchiary, Archana; Boruah, DiptimoniPrison existed with the human civilization to treat the prisoners according to the law for the wrong done by him. In every democratic society, prison serves as a correctional method in the criminal justice system. Prison institutions were historically the detention rooms in secure parts of castles or city towers to detain prisoners awaiting trials. Prison implies any place used permanently or temporarily under the general or special orders of a State government for the detention of prisoners, under Section 417 of Criminal Procedure Code 1973 which also includes all land and buildings thereto.Item Protection of Refugees in India: Challenges and Prospects(National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam) Choudhury, Sahanaj Begum; Boruah, DiptimoniRefugee is a person who has been forced to leave their country or home, because there is a war or for political, relegious or social reasons. A person becomes refugee because circumstances are beyond that person's control and often poignant. He or she is left with no other option but to flee to some other nation as they suffer from human rights violations, socio-economic and political insecurity, civilwar or ethnic strife all these leading to fear of persecution. Refugee problems have assumed serious proportions involving pain, suffering and misery to millions of people around the world.Item Study on Rights of TransgenderBoruah, Diptimoni