The Covid-19 Crisis: A Legal Analysis
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Mangal Kumar Raj
Ph.D. Research Scholar at Department of Law and Governance, Central University of South Bihar, Gaya, India
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DOIhttps://doij.org/10.10000/IJLMH.117646
Abstract
Human rights play an essential role in determining how the pandemic response is shaped, both for the public health emergency and for the wider effects on people's life and means of subsistence in the wake of COVID-19. In order to bring about peace, progress, and prosperity in India's diverse society, the paper will defend the rights and obligations of the populace and the government. The study aims to identify the most susceptible members of our society to this deadly pandemic and the failure of government's response to provide social, economic, political justice. The presentation will also address the current state of affairs in order to emerge from this crisis with right to life and personal liberty.
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