
Freedom Fighter’s Small Change Transformed UN’s Declaration of Human Rights
By Rinchen Norbu Wangchuk “The world can thank a daughter of India, Dr Hansa Mehta, for replacing the phrase in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights […]
By Rinchen Norbu Wangchuk “The world can thank a daughter of India, Dr Hansa Mehta, for replacing the phrase in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights […]
By New Delhi By conforming to a business and human rights framework, both government and businesses stand to greatly benefit. A national action plan on business […]
By Sudeep Chakravarti Slowly, the seemingly moribund UN system has gathered some punch Davos for the Damned. That’s one way to look at the United Nations […]
By Jayna Kothari In the last few years, public interest litigation at India’s Supreme Court has brought significant wins for human rights—but success is best assured […]
Former President of India, Pranab Mukherjee on Friday expressed concern over the rising intolerance and violation of human rights. Addressing the inaugural ceremony of the […]
By N.S.Venkataraman If the media would excessively focus on highlighting the negatives under the impression that such stories would create sensation and enlarge the readership/viewership, […]
By Sujeet Rajan Nobel Laureate Kailash Satyarthi, 64, is a human rights activist from India who has been at the forefront of the global movement to […]
By Rajesh Kumar Taking note of arrest of six prominent human rights defenders and lawyers — branded “Urban Naxals” — the Special Rapporteurs of Human Rights […]
BYÂ VENUS UPADHAYAYA Sudharani, a 48-year-old visually impaired mother of two, has never voted in secrecy in India. She has always required an escort to help […]
By Adam Withnall Villagers crushed a tiger to death with a tractor on Sunday and the shooting of a tigress called T-1 has sparked a national controversy […]
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