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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

RTI Act amendments, dead activists, a sign of times to come?

The ruling dispensation’s attempts to dilute and declaw the...

Front Line Defenders expresses concern on “Imminent arrest” of Fr. Stan Swamy and other Jharkhand activists

Demands “Immediate Revocation” of Arrest, Search warrant and alleges...

NRC Additional Exclusion list released, CJP swings into action

CJP volunteers counsel distressed families, help with procedure and...

Unnao Story Is The Failure Of Indian system

Unnao story is the failure of Indian system and...

‘Badlistan’ –a rap protest against the name changing of places

When you are socially and politically aware and yearn...

Kashmir: What Will Happen to Article 370 and 35(A)?

The deteriorating situation of Kashmir is a matter of...

Human rights defender Sobita Mangstabam threatened, accused police officer suspended, Manipur

Manipur-based human rights defender (HRD) Sobita Mangstabam was threatened...

Activists question introduction of key bills in Rajasthan assembly without public consultation

Two important pieces of legislation dealing with matters as...

Assam Detention Camps: Gov’t reveals 25 inmates dead so far

In a shocking revelation before the Assam Assembly the...

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