The fine line that separates judicial transparency and the right to be forgotten

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This opinion was published in the Hindustan Times on June 24, 2021.

Authors

Apoorva

Former Research Fellow

Apoorva was a Research Fellow with Vidhi's JALDI (Justice, Access and Lowering Delays in India) initiative. At JALDI, she was working in the areas of judicial reform and increasing access to justice. She previously worked with Mint as a legal writer where she wrote extensively about important legal developments and covered the Supreme Court, Delhi High Court and various other tribunals. She has also worked with Vidhi as an Associate Fellow on a project to study the implementation of the NDPS Act in Punjab. Her areas of interest include judicial reforms, constitutional law and animal law. Apoorva graduated with a B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) from National Law University, Delhi in 2014 and completed her LL.M. from Panjab University, Chandigarh in 2018. She loves to travel, is passionate about animals and spends her free time honing her skills at vegan cooking/baking.

Jigar Parmar

Former Research Fellow

Jigar was a Research Fellow with Vidhi's JALDI (Justice, Access and Lowering Delays in India) initiative. At JALDI, Jigar worked on judicial reforms and the integration of technology in the justice delivery system. He graduated with B.L.S.L.L.B. from the Pravin Gandhi College of Law, Mumbai in 2017.