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Law Commission says law on sedition should be retained but with safeguards

In its report submitted to the government, the panel said cognizant of the views on the misuse of Section 124A, it recommends that model guidelines curbing them be issued by the Centre.

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Pakistan sedition law struck down by Lahore High Court

A batch of petitions argued that Section 124-A of the Pakistan Penal Code had been recklessly used in the country to stifle dissent.

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Centre may review sedition law in next session of Parliament, attorney general tells Supreme Court

The court will next hear the case in the second week of January.

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Sedition law: Why India should break from Britain s abusive legacy

The colonial-era statute is clear violation of right to free expression.

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India s Supreme Court Pauses Sedition Trials – The Diplomat

Although the Narendra Modi government said it will “re-examine” and “re-consider” the sedition law, its apparent change of heart is unconvincing.

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