... trade union leaders and by including international trade union bodies in the indictment. AITUC split during the first year of the case, and it fragmented further as the case progressed. Stolte’s article views Meerut as a case in which trade unionism itself was put on trial. It made emerging (re...

...Lucy Graham This essay examines a hypothetical supplement to Rudyard Kipling's famous poem “If—” scripted by the judge during the Jacob Zuma rape trial in 2006. It places this into conversation with State of Peril: Race and Rape in South African Literature (2012) and argues for the importance...

...Veerle Van Gijsegem Duke University Press 2006 Criminal Law of French Origin and Criminal Behavior of African Occult Origin: The Modernity of Witchcraft Trials in the West...

... n h oiiso Memory of Politics the and Trials, Rights Human Commissions, Truth n oteCueo utc,”pesrlae ac 2003, March 4 2003). release, March 14 press (accessed Justice of pr040303a.pdfok www.un.org/Depts/dpko/missions/unmiset/ Cause Mas- the Church to Reconciliation “Suai...

... that the trial set the stage for the creation of an official communism in India, which led to unbridgeable rifts within the leftist spectrum across India, and particularly in the Punjab. This essay then touches on how that was true for politics as a whole. Thus, the trial contributed to the sharpening...

...Michele L. Louro The colonial state specifically targeted the League against Imperialism (LAI) as an institution on trial in Meerut; however, authorities did not arrest and charge Jawaharlal Nehru, the official representative of the LAI in India. Louro’s article argues that this oversight...

... in which these questions could be fruitfully pursued. This discussion is primarily based on the example of the so-called Native Repressive Tribunals (1902–31), institutions of exception designed specifically for the swift trial and easy detention of Algerian Muslims. I argue that the creation of the TRIs...

... the relationship between the citizen and the state and emerged as a new field of practice. It does so by mapping the growth of judicial review of executive action through a series of similar challenges under Articles 32 and 226. Examining the trial of rebels and malcontents in Bengal, Hyderabad, Bombay...

... Kumar , ed. India and Communism: Secret British Documents . Calcutta : National Book Agency , 1997 . Noorani Abdul . Indian Political Trials, 1775-1947 . New York : Oxford University Press , 2007 . Pennybacker Susan . From Scottsboro to Munich: Race and Political Culture...

... International has been especially which it had examined were based on evidence which with- concerned about the treatment and unfair trial of prisoners stood scrutiny. Indeed, according to figures provided by the of conscience and other political prisoners convicted by spe- Minister for Law, the board...

.... and “originatory take important justice to for trial a call on to sist players major some the for pretext of perfect a be to proved ora- and and tors poets inspired tale this episodes, other...

..., it explores the impact of Meerut on a wider public and the wider meanings that the trial acquired for India and an international public opinion, for a burgeoning popular appreciation for social- ist ideas and ideals, and for the administration of the Empire...

... to complete its own safety and efficacy trials. However, such a wait time would have been politically untenable; it did not fit with the Indian government's desire to produce an image of the country as at par with other global superpowers. As a result, the Indian government decided to take an ethically...

... were detained without charge or prima facie proof of an attempt to commit the offence. They trial, and dozens ‘disappeared‘ following arrest by the Sri also provide that incriminating statements made by a suspect Lankan security forces and by the Indian Peace Keeping “to whomsoever...

... not a rebellion but rather trials would clearly define the terms of power in a “war of conquest.” To understand these events, the dominant white society and the place of Afri- 693 previous historians have tended to rely heavily cans within it. While Guy’s detailed narrative...

... not a rebellion but rather trials would clearly define the terms of power in a “war of conquest.” To understand these events, the dominant white society and the place of Afri- 693 previous historians have tended to rely heavily cans within it. While Guy’s detailed narrative...

... monarchic, conservative, and militaristic circles. A letter by intellectual Émile Zola, J'accuse! —published in a Paris newspaper in January 1898—framed the campaign for Dreyfus's release and gave birth to the image of the modern intellectual. After a few trials, Dreyfus, albeit convicted, was pardoned...

... is a coexistence of autonomy and heteronomy, of the traditional practice of ethical self-attunement ( tahdhib al-nafs ) and the modern science of psychology (‘ ilm al-nafs )” (60). El Shakry's work resonates with my reading of madness as junun but also as queerness and possession in Trials of Arab Modernity...

..., the JVP, the LITE, the EPRLF emergency regulations which permit indcfinite deten- and the IPKF all committcd human rights abuses, mak- tion without trial. Such arrests have continued. Thou- ing it nearly impossible to determine responsibility...

... at Rhodes University. Separate accommodation was provided Waite: So that was the material that the government used for the black students in the black township two miles away. to put you on trial under the Terrorism Act?' And whilst during the day everybody was together on the Cooper: Yes, exactly...