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Judicial Data to Track Implementation of the POCSO Act in Assam, Delhi & Haryana

The research undertaken for this report covers cases of sexual offences against children which have been registered in the Case Information System (CIS) of the district courts and for which trial has been or is being conducted under the POCSO Act in 2 States of Assam, and Haryana and the National Capital Territory of Delhi. The main source of data for research is cases uploaded on the e-Courts web portal. Cases for eight years starting 2012 to 2020 have been considered, though the cut-off date for the year 2020 varies for each State/UT. This is because data for the 3 States/UT has been downloaded at different points in time. For Assam, the cut-off date is 23 April, 2020, while for Delhi, it is 07 March, 2020 and for Haryana it is 21 March, 2020.

Report on child sexual offence cases in Assam, Haryana, and Delhi under POCSO Act from 2012-2020.

September 19, 2021

Jan 2012 to Apr 2020

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1 File, Total: 4 MB

Jun 18, 2024, 10:35 PM

Disclosure of Electoral Bonds

This dataset is created from the details of electoral bonds submitted by the State Bank of India on March 14, 2024. This dataset includes two files. One for all bonds purchased by individuals and organizations and one for bonds encashed by various political parties. The data is for the period between April 2019 and Jan 2024. The original files were uploaded as PDFs. This dataset was created by extracting the tables present in the PDF files and then saving the file in the CSV format.

This dataset includes details of electoral bonds purchased and encashed by political parties.

Apr 2019 to Jan 2024

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https://agamistatic.sgp1.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/on_datasets/ELECTORAL-BONDS-2019-2024/ELECTORAL-BONDS-2019-2024.zip

4 Files, Total: 4 MB

Jun 20, 2024, 9:29 AM

Cases disposed by the Chief Commissioner of Persons with Disabilities (CCPD)

A case-wise compilation of the following fields: case ID, date of filing, date of disposal, the case summary, and the provided orders by the CCPD. It also contains information on the complainant’s gender, type of disability, disability status by benchmark, state of residence, and whether the complainant is a Person with Disability or a caretaker.

A dataset with case details, including ID, filing date, disposal date, summary, orders, and demographics.

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4 Files, Total: 0 MB

Jun 21, 2024, 12:26 PM

Child Protection Data- Question Hour- Budget Session- March 2023

These data sets are curated from the replies of the Ministries of Women and Child Development, Law and Justice, Home Affairs and Labour and Employment in the Question Hour sessions in the budget session of the Parliament- March 2023. The data sets pertain to various important aspects of the child protection eco-system such as child marriages, child labour, crimes against children, cyber crimes against children, child protection services, missing children, child trafficking and juvenile justice observation homes.

Curated datasets from ministries on child protection, including child marriages, crimes, trafficking, and more.

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8 Files, Total: 0 MB

Jun 21, 2024, 9:38 PM

India Justice Report - 2022

The India Justice Report (IJR) ranks individual Indian states in relation to their capacity to deliver access to justice. The Tata Trusts brought together a group of sectoral experts — Centre for Social Justice, Common Cause, Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, DAKSH, Tata Institute of Social Sciences - Prayas and Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy — to develop a report that would measure the structural capacity of state-based instrumentalities of the justice system against their own declared mandates with a view to pinpointing areas that lend themselves to immediate solutions. This is the third edition of the report which focuses on the comparisons and tracks the rise and fall in each state’s structural and financial capacity to deliver justice, using the latest available government figures. The ranking is based on quantitative measurements of budgets, human resources, infrastructure, workload, and diversity across police, judiciary, prisons and legal aid in 18 large and medium-sized states (population of over 1 crore) and seven small states. Data for eight unranked Union Territories (UTs) and three states is also provided. This third IJR also separately assesses the capacity of the 25 State Human Rights Commissions.

The India Justice Report ranks Indian states on justice delivery capacity using various metrics.