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Internet Freedom: Why Access Is Becoming A Human Right
When most people think or speak about internet freedom, they are often concerned with the right, for example, to say what you want online without censorship and without being ...
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No Middle Ground: The Risks Of Being A Human Rights Defender In India
The middle ground for human rights work throughout India is eroding fast. Social activists, civil society leaders and “right to information” activists—who ha...
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Bonded Labourers, Sex Workers, Forced Beggars: India Leads World In Slavery
India has the largest population of modern slaves in the world with more than 18 million people trapped as bonded labourers, forced beggars, sex workers and child soldiers, a ...
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Transgenders’ Welfare Now In Charter Of Work By Ministry Of Social Justice
The Union Government has included welfare of transgender persons in charter of work to be handled by Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, following demands from civil s...
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Child Rights Panels Go Half Empty
Half the posts in India's state child right commissions are vacant and only a fourth of these panels are fully formed, data the government has placed in the Supreme Court show...
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In The Family Tree, Women Become Land Owners In India
65 year-old Basi behen* lives in a small village in the Narmada district of west Indian state of Gujarat. Married at 15, for close to five decades, she tilled a small plot of ...
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Bengal Has Most Cases Of Missing Children
West Bengal has the largest number of missing children in the country, the majority of them girls, the most recent data released by the Centre show. The Union Ministry of Home...
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Refugee Children Are Five Times More Likely To Be Out Of School Than Others
A new policy paper, ‘No more excuses’, jointly released by the UNESCO Global Education Monitoring (GEM) Report and UN High Commission on Refugees (UNHCR) ahead of ...
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Jharkhand’s Children Deprived Of Mid-Day Meal Despite Supreme Court Order, Say Activists
Despite the Supreme Court order that children should get nutritious food in the drought-affected areas, Jharkhand’s schoolchildren are missing on their share of mid-day ...
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Half Of India's Homeless Children Are Labourers
Half of all children living on the street or from homeless families work for a living–at construction sites, hotels–and do not study, reveal data from surveys cond...
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