• #Episode 2.4 – Interview with Shreya Atrey and Gauri Pillai (Rewriting Nergesh Meerza)

  • Nov 4 2022
  • Length: 36 mins
  • Podcast

#Episode 2.4 – Interview with Shreya Atrey and Gauri Pillai (Rewriting Nergesh Meerza)

  • Summary

  • The Indian Feminist Judgments project [IFJP] is a collaboration between feminist legal academics, litigators and judges, practitioners, and activists from law and other disciplines who use a feminist lens to re-write alternative opinions to existing judgments. Indian Law Review, Volume 5 (Issue 3) presents a set of six re-written judgments and accompanying commentaries prepared as part of the IFJP.

    This interview with Shreya Atrey and Gauri Pillai was conducted over a Zoom call and edited for length and clarity. Shreya is an Associate Professor in International Human Rights Law based at the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights. Gauri is a DPhil candidate, with the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford. This interview discusses their rewriting of the judgment in Air India v. Nergesh Meerza.

    Law and Other things is a legal blog that publishes analytical and explainer pieces in the field of public law. The law and other things podcast series intends to bring to its listeners interesting and enlightening conversations on a wide range of topics relating to law, sociology, politics and various other fields.


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