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How will poor people afford this? Supreme Court on fees for collection of sanitary waste
Update / Judgement Date
09 Jul 2024
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Team — WCP Legal Desk
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The article discusses the Supreme Court's directive on the collection of fees for disposing of sanitary waste, posing challenges for economically disadvantaged individuals. This decision raises concerns about accessibility to justice for marginalized communities, questioning the financial burden it imposes. The move highlights broader issues of affordability and equitable access to legal remedies for all socio-economic strata.