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Human Rights
How Young Boys Bear The Burden Of Patriarchy In India
Mumbai: Inside a community centre at Mumbai’s Dharavi slum, Umair Khan teaches a group of young boys the difference between good and bad touch.The 20-year-old is a commu...
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Activist revisits prison diaries
In a session at the Times Celebrate Bandra Festival, activist Arun Ferreira, who was branded a 'Naxalite' by the state and charged with sedition before being acquitted of all ...
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This Tradition Is Forcing Rajasthan Women To Let Go Of Family Property
In a bid to address the imbalance, Rajasthan and other states now offer lower rate mortgages and cheaper registration when a property is registered in the name of a woman. &l...
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Activist Revisits Prison Diaries
In a session at the Times Celebrate Bandra Festival, activist Arun Ferreira, who was branded a 'Naxalite' by the state and charged with sedition before being acquitted of all ...
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Prince Charles's Bahrain Visit 'Backs Human Rights Abuses', Says Activist And Torture Survivor
A Bahraini human rights activist and torture survivor claims Prince Charles's visit to the Arab kingdom is being used to "whitewash" its record on civil liberties.The Prince o...
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How Reading Harry Potter Can Reduce Prejudice
A study found that reading the fantasy novels improves tolerance of stigmatized groups across a range of demographics Frequenters of social media may have found a surprising l...
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India’s efforts to protect children fail due to lack of budget: Nobel laureate Kailash Satyarthi
India’s efforts to improve the lives of its children are failing due to meagre government spending on the youth, Nobel peace laureate and child rights activist Kailash S...
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Maharashtra: Mobile App Chirag Launched To Report Child Abuse
Registering a complaint on the app will send an email to the Maharashtra State Child Rights Protection Commission, which will direct it to police or a child-rights charity. Ma...
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Human Rights Watch Submission To WHO High-Level Working Group On Health & Human Rights Of Women, Children & Adolescents
Human Rights Watch welcomes the opportunity to provide input to the World Health Organization (WHO) High-level Working Group on Health and Human Rights of Women, Children and ...
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Make 'US' Your Priority: CRY Shares Appeal On Behalf Of Children
This Children's Day, the underprivileged children make an appeal to the state and the society to empower them through providing good education, health care and fighting the ev...
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