Corruption And Human Rights

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Corruption in India is a problem that has serious implications for both protecting the rule of law and ensuring access to justice. Corruption is pervasive in the system of governance in India, undermining the effectiveness of all institutions of governance. Since Independence successive governments have attempted to take numerous measures to reduce the levels of corruption in the country, including legislative and institutional measures. However, due to an absence of political will and sincerity in taking concrete steps to eliminate corruption, most of these measures have not achieved the result that were landed.

The present work intends to examine the Human rights implications of corruption in India. It will discuss the existing legal and institutional frameworks for controlling corruption in India and in particular the implications of corruption for protecting and promoting human rights.

Dr. Santosh Kumar Rai Designation - Dean, faculty of law Bundelkhand University, Jhansi (U.P.) Associate professor of law Bundelkhand College, Jhansi (U.P.)

Education Primary Education primary school ladooai and adarsh high school samahuta (Sasaram, Bihar) Intermediate Central Hindu School (Kamachha) Varanasi, B.A. LL.b. & LL.M. Banaras Hindu University Varanasi. Ph.d. - Bundelkhand University, Jhansi.

Academic contribution :- Research papers and articles published in various reputed journals,papers presented and actively participated in local, national and international conference, seminar and symposium, member of many professiona Ibodies and editorial advisory board. Actively participation in nation building programme through Social Service, N.S.S. And N.C.C.

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