Titlebook: Human Rights During the COVID-19 Pandemic; The South Asian Expe M. Ehteshamul Bari,Uday Shankar Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Criminalisation of Media Reporting on the Government Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic in India, Pakrnments in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh during the COVID-19 pandemic unduly imperilled press freedom in an effort to shield from scrutiny the inadequacy of the measures that they had taken to shut down the circulation of the coronavirus.

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The Right to Health: Cinderella Among Fundamental Rights and Lessons from COVID-19derella among the fundamental rights, though these rights have witnessed vertical and horizontal expansion. A conclusive judicial pronouncement on the right to health by a constitution bench is essential.

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Human Rights in South Asia During the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Overview,the approach undertaken by the South Asian nations to deal with the threats posed by the pandemic. Third, the objectives of this book will be discussed. Finally, an outline of the chapters which will make up this book will be provided.

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Looking Beyond Constitutional Institutions During an Emergency: Exploring the Role of the Civil Socifirst responders when disasters strike. This chapter explores the role of civil society in protecting rights of the people, with special reference to India and South Asia during the health emergency posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Right to Health During the Pandemic: A South Asian Perspective Asian countries. The chapter has conducted an analysis of the legal framework covering the right to health in India, Bhutan, Nepal, and Bangladesh. The chapter has also looked into the response of these countries during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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mpact of the invocation of emergency measures during the pan.This book sheds light on the fact that the?proclamation of an emergency can be a legitimate constitutional method to take prompt?preventative?measures in protecting the interests of the society?in times of grave crises. However,?the exerci

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Book 2024s in protecting the interests of the society?in times of grave crises. However,?the exercise of?emergency powers?should not?undermine?a nation’s commitment to democratic values, such as maintaining the rule of law and?upholding?fundamental human rights. The COVID-19 pandemic has posed grave threats