Ms. Indira Jaising 10:00 11:15 Development of Law for Women Tea Break Session 1 Introduction to Gender

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1 DAY ONE : 23 rd June 2014 Registration LCWRI interns 9:00 9:30 Official Welcome Dean, Dr. ManjulaBatra, 9: Jamia and Ms. Jaising, LCWRI Legal Milestones in the Ms. Indira Jaising 10:00 11:15 Development of Law for Women Tea Break Introduction to Gender Anju Pandey UN Women 1. Defining gender, gender equality & gender sensitivity 2. Highlight the distinction between sex and gender 11:30 12:30 Introduction to international human rights law Dr. Yazdani, Jamia 3. Activity: statements of sex and gender 1. Introduction to human rights law 2. Defining the qualities of human rights 12:30 1:30 Guest Lecture Gender Based Violence and CEDAW Lunch Break Mr. Anand Grover, Senior 1. to educate the lawyers on issues pertaining to the recent landmark 2:30 3:30 Advocate decision of the supreme court in transgender rights 2. Introduce the rights-based litigation techniques of the case Brototi

2 Tea Break What are the restrictions placed upon the Government which ensure that 4:15 5:30 Rights of women - Respect, protect, promote (Activity) the right to life and liberty is promoted? Time for groups to work on presentations How can the Government stop third parties from violating the right to life and liberty? What programmes can the Government introduce to ensure this right to life, liberty and security are promoted? DAY TWO : 24 th June Recap and carry forward of, LCWRI 1. recap on key concepts from the previous day 9: discussion on respect, protect and promotion of human rights Mr. Dharmesh Sharma, 1. Hierarchy of courts and their functions 10:00 11:00 Structure of the Indian legal system DSLSA 2. Jurisdiction geographical and subject matter 3. Role of tribunals, commissions, and criminal courts Tea Break Professor Kahkashan Family Law 1:15 1:00 Guest Lecture Danyal, JamiaMillia Lunch Activity: Introduction to a rightsbased approach using case studies Moderator, 2:15 4:00 Air India v. NergeshMeerza, (AIR 1981 SC 1829) Vishakha v. State of Rajasthan (AIR 1. Working in 4 groups participants will be given a copy of a landmark judgment, along with all court orders and prior judgments and asked to: a. Identify the fundamental rights violated b. Identify the legal process how the case progressed through the Indian legal system

3 1997 SC 3011) Daniel Latifi v Union of India ( SCC 740) Shabnam Hashmi vs. UoI( ) Tea to be served at the start of session 5 continued Presentations by the 4 groups as to their findings :15 5:00 DAY THREE : 25 th June Recap 1. recap on key concepts from the previous day and discussion of remaining 9:00 10:00 case law Overview of IPC CLA brief overview of key Dr. NuzhatParveen Khan, Jamia & Maitreyi Gupta 1. To provide a presentation on the key provisions of the act 2. Guest lecturer to present a synopsis of the history, creation, and critique of the CLA 10:00 11:00 TEA To provide a presentation on the key provisions of the Act 11:15 11:45 Overview of POCSO Gayatri Sharma, LCWRI brief overview of key provisions Overview of PWDVA 1. brief overview of key Ujwala Kadrekar, LCWRI 1. To provide a presentation on the key provisions of the Act 2. to present a synopsis of the history, creation, and critique of the PWDVA 11:45 1:00

4 continued Q&A with Ujwala on PWDVA LUNCH To provide a presentation on the key provisions of the Act 2:15 3:30 Overview of SHW Act 1. brief overview of key Dr. ManjulaBatra, Dean, Jamia Guest lecturer to present a synopsis of the history, creation, and critique of the SHW Session 7 Guest Lecturer on Feminist Counseling Ms. Abha Joshi& Rachel, LCWRI 1. Session aims to provide the participants a well rounded and holistic approach to feminist counseling, specifically looking at client counseling 3:30 4:45 Tea break Session 8 Guest Lecture on application of PWDVA, POCSO, CLA and SHW in courts Ms. Santhosh Man, Director, Delhi Judicial Academy 5: DAY FOUR : 26 th June Recap 1. Recap on key concepts from the previous day 9:00 9:15 Guest lecture Basics of Criminal Law Locating the Survivor in the Indian Criminal Justice System Q&A with guest speaker Discussion on the E-Group Dr. Asad Malik 1. Session aims to provide the participants a well-rounded and holistic approach to cases involving violence against women and children including critically examining the role of the police and medical sector in such cases. 9:15 10:15 Dr. Asad Malik 10:15 10:30 Meghna, LCWRI

5 Tea Break Protocol for lawyers who are part of the Network Code of Conduct Code of Conduct Session 6 What next for the NOL project, and Q & A session, Gayatri Sharma 1. To share the code of conduct for lawyers who are part of the NOL project 1. To share the CoC between the participating lawyers and NOL as a part of LC 2. Information regarding remuneration and other rights and obligations that lawyers have as part of the network 1. Introduce the content to be taught in the subsequent trainings. 2. Feedback forms to be filled out by participants 10:30 11:00 11:20 12:20 12:20 1:00 Lunch Professor ManjulaBatra, 1. to conclude the training 2:00 2:30 Session 6 Valedictory Session Dean, Jamia 2. presentation of a valedictory speech - closing by Jamia - Closing by LC Dean of Jamia to give valedictory speech