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Dr. Rajinder Singh is available for interviews, panel appearances, university lectures, and written commentary. He speaks on Italian constitutional reform, women in national leadership, the enforcement of international human rights treaties, and the equality doctrine of the Sikh faith. Interviews can be arranged in person, by telephone, or by video link, and he writes to commission.
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Italy's constitutional moment.
What the 2026 referendum actually proposes, what it would change about the separation of powers, and why the vote matters beyond Italy.
Meloni read as a legal subject.
What the record shows once you set the commentary aside and read the legislation as drafted.
Why treaties fail.
A ratified convention and an enforceable right are two different things. Where the machinery breaks, and what it costs the people waiting on it.
Women in power, across five centuries.
From Rani Laxmi Bai to the present, and what each of them had to break.
Equality before the treaties.
Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s campaign for the rights of women, and how a fifteenth-century argument maps onto modern human rights doctrine.
Dowry deaths.
The author’s earlier work on the killing of newly wedded brides in India and abroad, and the legal remedies that exist on paper.
From the laboratory to the law.
A career in medicinal chemistry at Abbott, Bristol-Myers Squibb, and Novartis, and what a scientist’s standard of proof does to legal writing.
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