Archive · 2 Nov 2025
Supreme Court Justice Emphasizes Justice for Women, Launches AI Chatbot
A high court judge named Justice Surya Kant said that women should feel safe knowing that the legal system will help them.
He reminded everyone that the law says the government must help people who can't afford a lawyer.
He also praised a group in Uttar Pradesh for their work and for starting a new AI chatbot called 'NyayMarg'.
This chatbot uses technology to help people get the support they are entitled to.
The event also discussed how to help women who have been through difficult experiences, especially related to their reproductive health.
Experts talked about making sure women can get safe medical help, emotional support, and that legal procedures are easier for them.
Supreme Court Justice Surya Kant stated that women must have assurance that the justice system will support them.
He highlighted the constitutional mandate for the state to provide legal aid, as per Article 39A.
Justice Surya Kant inaugurated a sensitisation programme focused on reproductive autonomy and legal aid.
The Uttar Pradesh State Legal Services Authority (UPSLSA) launched an AI chatbot named 'NyayMarg' to enhance access to legal entitlements.
Experts discussed critical issues concerning reproductive autonomy, safe abortion access, and support for victims of sexual violence.
- Who
- Justice Surya Kant and other Supreme Court and High Court Justices, along with experts in law, health, psychiatry, policing, and women's rights.
- What
- A sensitisation program focused on removing barriers to reproductive autonomy through legal aid, and the launch of an AI chatbot named 'NyayMarg' to improve access to legal services.
- When
- Sunday
- Where
- Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- To emphasize the need for justice to stand firmly with women, particularly survivors of sexual violence, and to make legal aid more accessible through technology and streamlined processes.
- Speaker
- Justice Surya Kant, Supreme Court of India
- Event
- Sensitisation programme on 'Removing Barriers to Reproductive Autonomy through Legal Aid'
- Organizer
- Uttar Pradesh State Legal Services Authority (UPSLSA)
- New Initiative
- AI chatbot 'NyayMarg'
- Key Constitutional Article Mentioned
- Article 39A (Legal Aid)