South Asian human rights forum condemns Hazare arrest
MUMBAI: South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) has condemned the arrest of social activist Anna Hazare and others before they
Peace In Manipur; Its Different Dimensions – A Discourse
By Priyadarshni M. Gangte “Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding” – – Albert
Blood diamond row hits Indian firms
David Shaftel Mumbai: A damning report containing new allegations of human rights abuses in Zimbabwe’s diamond fields has cast further
Indian Independence Day observed as Black Day
MIRPUR (AJK) – Like rest of both sides of the line of control in Jammu & Kashmir Indian Independence Day
India: Legal loophole shields killers in uniform
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court’s threat to award death penalty for fake encounters will make little difference to the impunity
Kashmir a human rights disaster
Naveed Qazi Draco [7th century B.C] was an Athenian lawmaker whose code of conduct prescribed cruelty and severity. His constitution
India: Human rights of Indigenous communities under threat again by ongoing legal challenge – Amnesty International
The Dongria Kondh are an Indian adivasi (Indigenous) community living in the Niyamgiri Hills in the eastern state of Orissa.
Burmese refugees in India demand legal protection
Thousands of refugees who fled Christian persecution in Burma’s Chin state are demanding legal protection in India and religious freedom
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India: Government to introduce Lokpal Bill in Parliament today
NEW DELHI: The government prepared on Thursday to introduce an anti-corruption bill in parliament, which activists have panned for exempting