Supreme Court judge emphasizes legal rights for victims of human-wildlife conflicts; experts discuss holistic solutions at conference.
Supreme Court judge Surya Kant on Saturday underscored the need to create awareness about legal rights and entitlements among victims of human-wildlife conflicts and their families, many of whom belong to marginalised sections.
He was speaking after inaugurating the two-day regional conference on ‘Human-Wildlife Conflict and Co-existence: Legal and Policy Perspectives’ organised by the Kerala State Legal Services Authority (KeLSA) and the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA).
Supreme Court emphasizes a humane approach over court orders to address human-wildlife conflict in southern States like Kerala.
Supreme Court judge Surya Kant will inaugurate meet on Saturday
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The move is to address specific challenges faced by the State in the area of human-wildlife conflict
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