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Reproductive Autonomy Cannot Be Subordinated to Adoption: Supreme Court allows termination of 7-month pregnancy of minor
Holding that a woman’s choice is paramount under Article 21, the SC affirms that constitutional courts must prioritise dignity, mental health, and bodily autonomy over statutory limits under the MTP framework
S R Darapuri – An upright police officer turned human rights activist, now accused of inciting violence
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Why is Police demanding people’s documents in Benaras
This is the first question that comes to mind when you watch the video news report posted by UP Tak, a digital news channel in which the police can be seen looking at people’s ID documents, especially those hailing from West Bengal.
56 activists arrested in anti-CAA protests in Varanasi released
3 released activists were booked in another charge and have to file a fresh appeal for bail
Mumbai Police clamping down on anti-CAA protests?
Police deny permission for holding Jashn-e-Ekta on New Year’s...
Police Brutality, an American nightmare, once again becomes a reality in urban India
Protest against new Citizenship Bill see brutal crackdown on protests
NHRC receives complaint on police excess in Daryaganj
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The Commission has registered the complaint that retells the horrors of the night when 18 minors were detained
NHRC pulls up UP police for complaints on rights violations, deaths by police firing
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After receiving multiple complaints about violence against anti-CAA protesters, NHRC seeks a report from UP police
Fact-finding report reveals police brutality at Aurangabad and Phulwari Sharif
At the anti-CAA protest in Bihar on Dec 20, the police unleashed violence with impunity, ransacking homes and assaulting men, women and even children
UP sees the worst of Police Brutality
The CAA-NPR-NRC triple whammy has jolted the social and political conscience in the country. As the protests kept spreading, the government started getting wary of the public sentiment which is holding on to the secularity and rejecting a law that discriminates on religious lines and aims to eliminate or marginalise the Muslim community.
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