The State of Prisoner’s Rights in India: A Call for Reform- Sanjana Bishnoi
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RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN PAKISTAN- Anurag Kale , Campus Ambassador, HRDI
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Law is the guiding principle for courts, not the Quran or Hadees: Critique of a recent Allahabad High Court order
Such orders strike at the foundation of a new and modern India where inclusiveness is the basis of the social fabric and where diversity is not only acknowledged, but also…
LGBTQIA AND HUMAN RIGHTS by Prasunika Shukla, Intern at HRDI
LGBTQIA AND HUMAN RIGHTS “It is absolutely imperative that every human being’s freedom and human rights are respected, all over the world.” is an iconic quote by Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir that…
Indian Courts Provide Government a Pathway on Rights
Recent Rulings Criticize Police, Officials for Discrimination, Fabricated Charges India’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led government and its prominent supporters have been responding to recent international criticism of widespread discrimination…
THE INTERNATIONAL ROMA HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE DAY 2nd August
https://youtu.be/u9eqbmTI_hQ HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENSE INTERNATIONAL WEBINAR ON THE INTERNATIONAL ROMA HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE DAYSpeaker : Orhan Galjus (Journalist & Roma Activists)Date : Aug 2, 2020
RIGHTS OF ELDERS AND EU
This page brings together the work done at EU and global level to promote the rights of older persons. While our rights do not change as we grow older, older persons…
War’s End in Sri Lanka
The Sri Lankan president, Mahinda Rajapaksa, on Tuesday savored a victory that had eluded every Sri Lankan head of state before him: he declared on television that after more than…
Tamil Tiger planes bomb electricity plant in Colombo
The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) carried out two aerial bombing attacks. The first, which took place at about 10:22 p.m., was aimed at a military camp of Thallady…
Sri Lanka’s Deadly History of Suicide Bombings
For many years, Sri Lanka’s bloody civil war kept tourists at bay. When the 26-year conflict between the Tamil ethnic minority and the government ended in 2009, tourists flocked to the island…