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UN experts condemn India’s crackdown on youth-led protests, flag 7,000 detentions and alleged sexual abuse

In a strong rebuke of the Modi-led government’s handling of dissent, 24 UN human rights experts have called for an end to excessive force, blanket assembly bans and arbitrary detentions

Turkey: the Road towards Dictatorship and the West’s Responsibility

The recent arrests of HDP co-leaders and MPs is...

Ferguson Rises: a documentary on love, hope and beauty

Mobolaji Olambiwonnu hopes his new film on the killing...

Getting the State to switch Sides in the Fight for Workers’ Rights

Workers can beat big business when they come together,...

Nobel Peace Laureate failing at maintaining Peace, Rohingya Community on the verge of Genocide

As the Rohingya Muslim community from Myanmar is believed to be...

How the Alt Right is trying to create a safe space for racism on college campuses

Right-wing movements are repackaging ideas from white nationalism into...

What is secret about PM Modi’s Public Expenditures?

While the Chief Information Commission (CIC) awaits files on...

A String of Departures from the ICC is ringing Alarm Bell

Three African states have pulled out of the ICC...

Shooter Heena Sidhu withdraws from tournament in Iran, says won’t wear hijab

Iran requires women to wear hijabs in the shooting...

Football’s Fight Against Homophobia might Have Reached A Tipping Point

Scrutiny of homophobia in football has drawn renewed attention...

US Votes ‘No’ As UN Adopts Landmark Resolution Calling to Ban Nuclear Weapons

Co-sponsored by 57 nations, L41 calls for a 2017...

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Delhi High Court rejects AISA president Neha Bora’s plea against peace-bond notice, directs police to disclose material

Justice Subramonium Prasad upholds preventive proceedings over Bora’s October 16 protest, but directs the Special Executive Magistrate to follow due process and independently decide whether an interim bond is necessary

7,000 farmers and workers rally in Maharashtra as drought deepens agrarian crisis

With 265 of Maharashtra’s 358 talukas declared drought-affected, protesters in Akole demand immediate crop-loss compensation, insurance payouts and loan waivers

Assam must resist sir, defend voting rights, says Guwahati Citizens’ Forum

At a protest meeting organised by the Forum for Social Harmony, speakers criticise the Election Commission and demand a time-bound completion of the NRC; police prevent demonstrators from marching out of the Press Club

UP voter lists: Software manipulates Voter’s names, Pilibhit investigation finds 10,470 irregular entries

Software “translated” a voter Ramhit Yadav’s name into “Ram ne Yadav ko maara” in UP’s Legislative Council rolls! Separately, an inquiry found 10,470 irregular Pilibhit entries, while reports of duplicate IDs and deletion forms without reasons raise questions about scrutiny during and after SIR

People take to the streets to defend the right to vote and protest against SIR

From Delhi to Bengaluru and Mumbai, farmers, workers, students, women’s groups and citizens’ organisations came together on October 23 to demand the scrapping of the SIR of electoral rolls and the resignation of CEC Gyanesh Kumar

Bombay High Court orders ₹5 lakh compensation for man illegally arrested, slams police-developer collusion

Court finds arrest arbitrary and mala fide, flags manipulation of police records and orders action against officers; judicial officers who authorised remand to face administrative scrutiny

SKM calls for scrapping SIR, removal of Gyanesh Kumar and restoration of voting rights

Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) sent a memorandum to the President demanding restoration of voting rights for 13.41 crore citizens, electoral reforms and action over alleged police violence against students, women journalists and protesters