Abstract
Beginning with the evolution of access to justice in the backdrop of constitutionalism and international conventions, this paper moves on to analyse the impact of the unprecedented situation of COVID-19 on access to justice. While dealing with the legal impact of COVID-19 on different social groups it attempts to overcome the lacunas by critically analysing and giving suggestions for the accessibility of justice during COVID-19
Keywords
Legal System
Access to Justice
Rule of law
Principles of Natural Justice
Article 14
Article 21
Video conferencing
Domestic violence
Judicial mechanism
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