In which case, the Supreme Court held that India had ratified conventions regarding the protection of children and this placed an obligation on the State Government to implement these principles?

Keshwanand Bharti v. State of Kerala Sheela Barse v Secretary Children's Aid Society Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India Vishaka v State of Rajasthan

Sheela Barse v Secretary Children's Aid Society

In the case of Sheela Barse v Secretary Children's Aid Society, the Supreme Court held that India had ratified conventions regarding the protection of children and this placed an obligation on the State Government to implement these principles. This was a case in which there were no contradictory laws and as they were supplementing the law already in force the court held that the treaty could be applied directly to Indian law.