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Introduction: the Indian feminist judgements project
The Indian Feminist Judgements Project (IFJP) is a collaboration between feminist scholars, practitioners, and activists, drawn from law and other disciplines, who are using a feminist lens to write alternative opinions to existing judgements. The aim of this project is to critically examine judicial archives using feminist tools. The project aspires to be a blueprint for alternative feminist futures of juridical practices and critical lawyering. This special issue of the Indian Law Review presents a set of six re-written judgements and accompanying commentaries that were prepared as part of the IFJP. IFJP