Combat Law : The Human Rights magazine Volume 2, Issue 6: Corporate crime The right to strike Anirudh Rastogi & Siddharth Srivastava: A critique of the Supreme Court judgment on strikes Corporate crimes condoned Nityanand Jayaraman: Indian Corporates are rarely punished for their shenanigans. Time to make them accountable. The corporate camouflage Corporate Criminal Liability theories explained Vanishing companies Sonu Chinna: Despite ring-fencing in the market, companies loot investors and continue to vanish into the maze of regulations. Losing ground beneath her feet Geeta Seshu: Women today are victims of corporate crimes both in and out of their work workspace increasing their vulnerability. Muted labour Lina Mathias: With increasing globalisation workers find redressal avenues shrinking. Integrity in the pharmaceutical industry Vinod Shetty: Pfizer's termination of its employees brings to light kickbacks and dubious business practices. Too hot to handle The Indian economy drains while Mauritius economy gains. Can the Indian judiciary help? Use and abuse of workers Sunil Scaria: The experiences of the Indian People's Tribunal in investigating instances of corporate crime. The chemical cocktail Kavita Kuruganti: Worms in chocolates and pesticides in Cola. Why and how do multi-nationals get away with it in India? Bureaucratic travails Arun Bhatia: The former Pune Municipal Commissioner recounts his battle with Glaxo. The toxic legacy - Bhopal Satinath Sarangi: Twenty years after the Bhopal tragedy, justice still eludes the victims. Education la Enron Ketan Tanna: Enron educated the Indian politicians handsomely. Will it ever pay for its crimes in India? Worst of both worlds Abhay Mehta: Need for a fresh look at liberalisation, privatisation and free market globalisation. Corporate criminal liability An International Comparative Study Making - Another world possible? A look at the World Social Forum 2004 A glimpse of Leftist Bengal Kirity Roy: Series of deaths in court lock up rocks civil society. Nowhere to run Preeti Verma: A fact finding report on the Forced Eviction of Chin Refugees in Mizoram. Designer babies Dr. Vibhuti Patel: Widespread abuse of sex pre-selection has led to a skewed sex ratio and missing girls. Drug prices set to soar Colin Gonsalves