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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

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I have only You, and no one else: Maaysha, Sudha Bhardwaj’s daughter

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How The Lights Came Back In Kerala’s Ravaged Homes

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The Ghosts of Bhopal Gas Tragedy: Death Still Lingers, Who’s Accountable?

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Fear grips minority areas in Sitamarhi district after 3 lynchings that resulted in one death: Bihar

Report on Sitamarhi violence shows pre-planned conspiracy reportedly lead...

Women candidates break records in the 2018 US midterm elections

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Why India’s Children Must Wait Till 2022 To Get Justice Under Law Meant To Protect Them

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Press Freedom Under Severe Attack in Bastar

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With press freedom under attack, are elections in Bastar truly democratic?

Chhattisgarh is in the final stages of electioneering preparing...

Trump Calls Out the Army Against the Refugee Caravan

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