Contents: 1. The juristic manifesto of the human person. 2. Jurisprudence of the preamble to the constitution: some ramblings. 3. TADA Syndrome: jurisprudence of injustice. 3. Childhood, right to shelter and human rights holism. 5. Prison bars and human rights--a possible symbiosis. 6. The Indian Constitution, Dr. Ambedkar s vision and the Dalits chronic laceration. 7. Asian women against sexploitation: Tokyo Message: From pain to power. 8. A burgeoning global jurisprudence of victimology and some compassionate dimensions of Indian justice to victims of crime. 9. Democracy of judicial remedies. 10. A convocation address on gender justice. 11. Foreign media inside the Indian Fourth Estate. Index.