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Can justice be served outside the courts?
In this Agami Summit talk, Abhay Jain reflects on Zenith’s work across Shivpuri and the limits of relying on court orders alone.
Through stories about drought, displacement, manual scavenging and ecological restoration, he shows how community participation, persistent advocacy and unconventional action can turn legal rights into practical outcomes.
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Can justice be served outside the courts?
Abhay Jain shares how community action, legal advocacy and creative interventions can make justice real beyond the courtroom.
Beyond the courts: How civil society makes justice real
A film on how civil society organisations help communities claim rights, navigate legal systems and make justice accessible in practice.
The meaning of justice: Abhay Jain on rights and community action
Abhay Jain discusses legal awareness, access to justice and community-led change through Zenith’s work with Sahariya communities.
Revitalising law school legal aid clinics
Abhay Jain argues for practical, locally rooted legal aid clinics connecting law students with community justice and hands-on learning.
Building a career in social impact: The Zenith story
Abhay Jain reflects on founding Zenith, practising law and building a career rooted in social impact and community service.
Beyond the courts: How civil society makes justice real
A film on how civil society organisations help communities claim rights, navigate legal systems and make justice accessible in practice.
The meaning of justice: Abhay Jain on rights and community action
Abhay Jain discusses legal awareness, access to justice and community-led change through Zenith’s work with Sahariya communities.
Revitalising law school legal aid clinics
Abhay Jain argues for practical, locally rooted legal aid clinics connecting law students with community justice and hands-on learning.
Building a career in social impact: The Zenith story
Abhay Jain reflects on founding Zenith, practising law and building a career rooted in social impact and community service.
Sehr is the trade name for Zenith Society for Socio-Legal Empowerment, a not-for-profit grassroots organisation registered under the Madhya Pradesh Societies Registration Act, 1973.
Organisation
Sehr is the trade name for Zenith Society for Socio-Legal Empowerment, a not-for-profit grassroots organisation registered under the Madhya Pradesh Societies Registration Act, 1973.
Organisation
Sehr is the trade name for Zenith Society for Socio-Legal Empowerment, a not-for-profit grassroots organisation registered under the Madhya Pradesh Societies Registration Act, 1973.
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Organisation