Lecture on 'Implication of Waste Management and How it is aggravating Covid-19 infections' by Mr. Shashi Darshan
With its base in Delhi, CCRI runs courses throughout India in remote rural areas where access to high-quality legal and human rights education is hard to find, as well as in the metro cities. We bring theory, practice, and law together into an integrated and multidisciplinary program. CCRI specializes in public interest law, social activism, and access to justice. We offer a radical and comprehensive curriculum from the perspective of defending poor and marginalized people. Our courses are designed and built around the specific issues and concerns of the time and place in which they are delivered. This is done to enable us to respond immediately to critical situations by providing training to local lawyers and activists on how to use the law to combat injustice.
The Centre for Constitutional Rights recently started its International Law Lecture Series with lawyers and activists from leading Civil Liberties organizations sharing their experience with leading cases/litigation on various constitutional rights in their courts.
The Centre is pleased to announce a lecture series on Climate Change and the Law. The second lecture in the series was held on 29.5.2021 by Mr. Shashi Darshan, an activist associated with Tarumitra (Friends of trees). Mr. Darshan has been working for more than a decade on bringing awareness to solid waste management in Bihar. Further, he has organized several campaigns over the years to protect trees and the environment. He spoke on 'Implication with Waste Management and How it is aggravating Covid infections'. Mr. Darshan also focused on the lack of adequate measures by Patna Municipal Corporation in handling Solid Waste in Patna. To see the lecture, please follow the Youtube link below.