India’s Human Rights Record Defended by Future Chief Justice, Surya Kant

Future Chief Justice of India, Surya Kant, addressed the global community, highlighting India’s commitment to upholding human rights. He questioned the criticism leveled against India by certain nations, particularly those with potentially questionable human rights practices themselves.

Justice Kant Challenges Critics on Human Rights

Justice Kant pointed to countries with stringent immigration policies and a history of using excessive force, suggesting these nations should first address their own internal issues before critiquing India’s human rights record. He emphasized the importance of self-reflection and internal review within these nations.

India: A Rising Hub for International Arbitration

Justice Kant also promoted India as a reliable and cost-effective destination for international commercial arbitration. He highlighted the country’s dedication to the rule of law and the independence of its judiciary as key factors contributing to a fair and predictable legal environment for foreign firms.

Independent Judiciary and Rule of Law at the Forefront

He underscored the crucial role of an independent and efficient judiciary in fostering trust among international investors. This commitment, Justice Kant argued, makes India an attractive option for companies seeking impartial dispute resolution.