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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

No coercive action under section 118A of the Kerala Police Act: State gov’t to HC

The Kerala HC recorded the submission of the Government that no adverse action shall be taken based on the new ordinance

Inequality has gotten sharpened in India: Teesta Setalvad

SabrangIndia co-founder Teesta Setalvad recently participated in a discussion on “Pandemic and Democracy” as a part of an Italian Film Festival dedicated to Human Rights issues   

Kashmiri Pandits go on second hunger strike in J&K!

They had ended a 10 day fast in September after assurance from authorities about action on their demands for implementation of various government schemes for employment and sustenance

Allahabad HC: What is the logical reason for curtailing liberty of accused in absence of trial?

The high court raised this question while considering a bail application of an accused against whom charges were framed in March 2019 and trial halted due to Covid-19

SC refuses to cancel bail of UAPA accused

Faizan Khan, held for selling sim card used for conspiring Delhi riots, was granted bail by Delhi High Court as the status report could not establish the offence of the accused

Kerala government not to implement the controversial Police Act amendment for now

The LDF Govt in Kerala will certainly consider all creative opinions and suggestions that are being aired with regard to this amendment, said the CPI(M) leadership 

Kashmiri Pandit group to go on hunger strike from Nov 22

KPSS says administration has reneged on promises made to non-migrant Kashmiri Pandit families

Delhi riots: Activist Gulfisha Fatima gets bail, but will remain in jail under UAPA

Court says she’s not a flight risk, no danger to witnesses. However, she will remain at Tihar jail in judicial custody in a UAPA case

Adivasis and the Society of Jesus have taught me to lead a simple life: Fr Stan Swamy

He is grateful for the food and toilet facilities and has asked for prayers for an ailing Varavara Rao

Siddique Kappan used “journalist cover” to disrupt law & order: UP Gov’t to SC

The top court had directed the Uttar Pradesh Government to respond to a petition moved by KUWJ for Kappan’s release

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