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Chandigarh, March 29 Several judges, with supporters and academics, the hands of an NGO whose objective is the preservation of the environment. RAGHAV reports OHRI
In addition to the cases and decide the delivery of judgments, the judges of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, also play a central role in the preservation of the environment - an area of the town commended unknown man.
Several judges, with supporters and academics, to wash their hands with the NGOs in the Asia-Pacific Jurist Association (APJA).
What does it do?
The organization has set itself the objective of promoting the interests of the Asia-Pacific region, including through interaction and consultation. The regions in which, first, the goal is to the environment, laws, their implementation and enforcement, Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanisms and Intellectual Property Rights.
Through promoting industrial development and the rapid economic growth in the region, has necessarily that people closely to discover the resulting challenges is launched on behalf of chance and unorganisiert development.
The NGO aims to draw public attention to risk management and emergency planning in the field of environment and the promotion of “green” or “sustainable” development.
Members
Chief Justice of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Justice Vijender Kumar Jain, is the leader and commander in chief of the Punjab and Haryana, while Chapter Surya Kant, justice is the president.
Nine judges of the High Court are in the council. The director and IGP Punjab University Vice-Chancellor is also available on the consultative forum.
Atul Lakhanpal senior counsel, the Secretary-General during supporters Chat Vikas Rath, Chetan Mittal, Narender Hooda, the secretaries of the association.
Lawyers Peak
“We wanted to do something for society, in addition to our practice of law,” said the secretary Chetan Mittal. Advocate Manish Bansal, a member without the association, said: “The APJA wants to practise what it preaches.”
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