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Democratic Faith and Defamation Bill (Times of India, September 19, 1988): Further analysis of defamation legislation, exploring tensions between protecting individual reputation and preserving democratic freedoms. Baxi likely argues that democracy requires robust free speech protections, and defamation laws must be narrowly tailored to avoid chilling legitimate criticism and public discourse. In The Times of India.

The Defamation Bill: A Gateway to Censorship? (Times of India, September 3, 1987): Baxi critically analyzes proposed defamation legislation as a potential instrument for censoring free speech and press freedom. He examines how defamation laws can be misused to stifle dissent, critique government, and undermine democratic discourse under the guise of protecting reputations. In The Times of India.