This year’s Rosalind Wilson Memorial Lecture was delivered at IIC, New Delhi, by Justice B.N.Srikrishna. IIC’s website has this review by Anjali Ghate, which also invites comments and discussion on the subject with the speaker. Rosalind Wilson was a champion of social justice and rights of the child, who adopted India as her home, and died before she was 50. The lecture is organised every year on a specific subject by an eminent speaker by Rosalind Wilson Memorial Trust. This was the 16th lecture held on July 28th.
Social Justice :Dream or Reality?
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