At a consultation marking ten years of the Juvenile Justice Act, Chief Justice Surya Kant warned that lasting digital stigma can harm children in conflict with the law. He called for old records to be destroyed on time and for children’s identities to remain private.
At a consultation marking ten years of the Juvenile Justice Act, Chief Justice Surya Kant warned that lasting digital stigma can harm children in conflict with the law. He called for old records to be destroyed on time and for children’s identities to remain private.
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At a consultation marking ten years of the Juvenile Justice Act, Chief Justice Surya Kant warned that lasting digital stigma can harm children in conflict with the law. He called for old records to be destroyed on time and for children’s identities to remain private.
