Multiple Action Research Group (MARG)

Multiple Action Research Group (MARG) "JUSTICE THROUGH LEGAL EMPOWERMENT"

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Set up in 1985, MARG conducts research and provides socio-legal services to the poor and the marginalised. We have worked closely with the rural poor, women, children, unorganized labour and people displaced by development projects.

On 25 July 2026, MARG – Multiple Action Research Group successfully organized a Free Legal Aid & Counselling Desk at Ind...
27/07/2026

On 25 July 2026, MARG – Multiple Action Research Group successfully organized a Free Legal Aid & Counselling Desk at Indri Block, Karnal, Haryana, with the objective of making justice more accessible to marginalized communities.

The desk provided free legal advice, counselling, information on legal rights and government schemes, and referrals for appropriate legal remedies. Community members received one-on-one guidance on issues relating to domestic violence, women's rights, family disputes, and other civil legal matters.

We extend our sincere gratitude to all the participants, legal professionals, Community Justice Workers, and local stakeholders whose support made this initiative a success.

Justice is meaningful only when it is accessible to everyone. 🤝⚖️

20/06/2026

संविधान की बात, अधिकारों की पहचान। 🇮🇳⚖️

Through discussions, learning sessions, and collective participation, we explored constitutional values and legal protections available to women.

Awareness is the first step towards justice.

15/06/2026

India recorded 5,737 dowry deaths in 2024, which translates to an average of 16 women dying every day—or one woman every 90 minutes. Yet society often asks them to adjust, compromise, and stay quiet.
Marriage should never come at the cost of dignity, safety, or life itself.
It's time to stop romanticising suffering and start demanding accountability.
Because a woman leaves her home to build a life, not to lose it.

"A child's mistake should not become a life sentence."In Mohd. Yunus Ansari v. Union of India (2026), the Allahabad High...
10/06/2026

"A child's mistake should not become a life sentence."

In Mohd. Yunus Ansari v. Union of India (2026), the Allahabad High Court reaffirmed that juvenile justice is built on rehabilitation, not lifelong stigma. The Court protected a former juvenile offender's right to obtain a passport and emphasized the Principle of Fresh Start and the Right to be Forgotten.

This judgment reminds us that the purpose of juvenile justice is not merely accountability, but also reintegration, dignity, and a meaningful second chance.

Because every child deserves a future beyond their past.

Can rehabilitation be forced?In Prajwala v. Union of India (2026), the Supreme Court held that adult s*x workers cannot ...
08/06/2026

Can rehabilitation be forced?

In Prajwala v. Union of India (2026), the Supreme Court held that adult s*x workers cannot automatically be subjected to rescue, detention, or rehabilitation mechanisms without considering their consent and individual circumstances.

The Court stressed that every person has a right to dignity, autonomy, and informed choice. Rehabilitation must be offered as support—not imposed as control.

Relevant Provisions:
• Article 21 – Right to Life & Personal Liberty
• Article 14 – Equality Before Law
• Article 19 – Freedom and Autonomy
• Sections 15, 16 & 17, Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956
















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