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Human Rights
Paul: Child, Forced Marriage A Human Rights Violation
Uttarakhand Governor Dr KK Paul has said child, early and forced marriage threatened the lives and future of girls and women around the world. It is a violation of their human...
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UNICEF’s Report On Child Online Protection In India Launched
Unicef India on Thursday launched a report providing a comprehensive overview of the current risks and threats faced by children while using the internet and social media and ...
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Writer Turns Lens On Child Abuse
GUWAHATI: Writer Arup KumarDutta, also known as India's Enid Blyton, on Tuesday said it was time Assamese literature moved beyond the entertainment-based approach to children'...
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Trafficked Girl Becomes International Child Rights Activist
An 18-year-old girl, who was trafficked from the remote islands of Sundarbans in West Bengal, is today an international child rights crusader and has been invited twice to spe...
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UN Resolution Calls For A Human Rights Approach To Mental Health Services
We are thrilled about a new Resolution on Mental Health and Human Rights, adopted by the UN Human Rights Council on 01 July 2016, which calls on Member States to view mental h...
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Country's First Accessibility Audit Fails To Find A Single Disabled Friendly Building
India's first accessibility audit of buildings and public places has not found a single completely disabled-friendly building, exposing terrible plight of people with disabili...
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Once A Dropout, Anita Munda Now Dreams Of Becoming An Officer
A unique education programme in Odisha's tribal belt helps underprivileged children join the government school network. Deep in the sal forests that hide the iron and alloys m...
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India’s Anti-Trafficking Efforts Still Need Improvement
The 2016 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report, which the State Department released on June 30, documents a significant increase in both the number of human trafficking prosecut...
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'Deprivation Of Water Is Violation Of Human Rights'
Will deprivation of water, both for drinking and irrigations, amount to violation of human rights? This question has been raised by the Tamil Nadu State Human Rights Commissio...
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Rape On Stage: Hard To Stomach But Its Depiction Might Help Society To Wake Up To Rape Culture
“He lifted me off the floor, pulled up my knickers. He spent some time rearranging me I remember. He smoothed my hair back off my face. Be our little secret, baby Leah y...
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