Championing Human Rights and Constitutional Justice

A pensive image of Olympian Sakshi Malikk, a warrior for justice alongside Vinesh Phogat. The line "Lambi hai gam ki sham lekin sham hi toh hai" reflects the long but hopeful struggle for justice.

Announcing a legal petition seeking recognition for same sex and queer marriages under the Citizenship Act, Foreign Marriage Act, and Special Marriage Act. This is a foundational step towards marriage equality in India.

Defining the term "queer" in the context of our legal fight. It is an inclusive term for people who live outside prescribed gender and sexual norms, and our goal is to achieve legal recognition for their families and kinship.

My statement on the death of Father Stan Swamy in custody. The State is accountable for his cruel and inhumane treatment and owes damages to his loved ones. We must demand freedom for all political prisoners.

My statement on the student protests at Columbia University, my alma mater. I stand in solidarity with the students protesting against war and call on the university to drop all charges and divest from investments enabling the conflict.

Highlighting the lack of due process in the suspension and eviction of student organizers at Columbia, which goes against both NY state law and the university's own regulations.

Contextualizing the suspensions at Columbia as part of a coordinated campaign to manage public image ahead of a congressional hearing, at the expense of student rights and free speech.

An image showing the arrest of student protestors at Columbia. This response criminalizes dissent and shifts focus away from the core issue of the protest, which is a call to end a genocide.

Pointing out the hypocrisy of the U.S. government, which enables the conflict while simultaneously vetoing Palestine's full membership at the UN, despite recognition by 139 member states.