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From Assam’s Soil to Detention and Back: The tragic death of Amzad Ali
Locked up in Matia detention camp despite generations-long roots in Assam, 49-year-old Amzad Ali dies of cancer as authorities ignore medical appeals; family finally lays him to rest in his native village
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Sustaining Shaheen Bagh & Challenges that lie ahead
A peaceful and powerful movement articulated by Muslim women, thrice oppressed, it must reach out to others alienated, workers, farmers, Dalits and Adivasis
Macabre Reality! Delhi police says it assaulted students to safeguard them
In the 800-page chargesheet in the December 15 Jamia violence case, the police have tried to wash their hands off all their crimes
Paying the price: UP police issue recovery notices to Sadaf Jafar, S.R Darapuri!
28 activists and other anti-CAA protesters expected to cough...
Deliberate attempt by Mangalore police to cover up excesses: Karnataka HC
The Karnataka High Court questioned the accountability of the Mangalore police and granted bail to 21 people arrested in anti-CAA protests on December 19, 2019
SC mediators arrive at Shaheen Bagh, gov’t stooges try to delegitimise protests
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Pro-regime TV channels and social media trolls attempt to question authenticity of protest alleging Shaheen Bagh women were ‘tutored’ by CJP secretary Teesta Setalvad
Anxiety in Assam: Hurdles in releasing detention camp inmates, delays in NRC rejection slips
Amicus curiae Prashant Bhushan submits report showcasing plight of innocent people, even as family of detention camp inmate threatens hunger strike.
Thousands stage a march in Chennai against CAA-NPR-NRC
A collective of Muslim outfits and around 15,000 people marched in a bid to secure their future in the country
UAPA slapped on social media users in Kashmir
Stringent and even defunct provisions applied after Hurriyat leader’s video uploaded online
Delhi HC seeks Centre, police stand on injured Jamia student compensation plea
Seeking a Rs.2 crore compensation, the petitioner alleged that both his legs suffered fractures in the police violence on Dec 15
Sisterhood unites to fight oppression: Forest workers meet Shaheen Bagh protesters
Dalit and Adivasi forest workers express solidarity with anti-CAA activists as even they rarely have 70-year-old documents to stake claim to forest land.
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