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Pandey, Ajay, Moti, Shireen and Naomi, Sharin Shajahan (2024) Educating for social justice lawyering and community legal empowerment: Learnings from India and Bangladesh. Asian Journal of Legal Education. ISSN 2322-0058 (In Press)

Pandey, Ajay and Moti, Shireen (2024) Teaching and learning rural governance in law schools: an account of an experiment with clinical legal education. The Law Teacher. pp. 1-16. ISSN 0306-9400 (In Press)

Gupta, Suvrajyoti and Moti, Shireen (2024) Missing the wood for the trees: How Indian legal education fails to deliver the professional lawyer? Asian Journal of Legal Education, 11 (1). pp. 60-73. ISSN 2322-0058 | 2348-2451

Chandra, Sushant and Moti, Shireen (2024) Interpreting healthcare rights in India: Drawing parallels from South Africa, Colombia, and Brazil. The Indonesian Journal of International & Comparative Law. ISSN 2338-7602 | 2338-770X (In Press)

Pandey, Ajay, Chandra, Sushant and Moti, Shireen (2023) Clinical legal education and access to justice during and beyond COVID-19: Some reflections of Indian experience. Asian Journal of Legal Education. ISSN 2348-2451 (In Press)

Kalantry, Sital and Moti, Shireen (2022) Transnational legal feminist approaches to the honour crimes provision in the Istanbul Convention. Transnational Legal Theory. ISSN 2041-4013 (In Press)

Book Section

Kalantry, Sital and Moti, Shireen (2023) Unacceptable justifications for crimes, including crimes committed in the name of so-called ‘honour’ 503. In: Preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence : A Commentary on the Istanbul convention. Elgar Commentaries in Human Rights series . Edward Elgar, pp. 504-512. ISBN 9781839107740

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Moti, Shireen (2023) SC verdict on Article 370 settles J&K question. But it dilutes powers of states. The Print.