Human Rights
Tribal activist Nisha Kumari Bhagat dies by suicide in Jharkhand, BJP seeks CBI probe
Bhagat allegedly accused the Hemant Soren government and land brokers of harassment in a Facebook live video before her death, with police saying the circumstances are under investigation.
INDIA
Uniform Civil Code: Will India balance equality and diversity? | Explained
The debate over uniform civil laws took shape during British rule, when different approaches were adopted to regulate criminal, commercial and personal matters.
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WORLD
Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti: Nigeria's ‘Lioness of Lisabi’ | It Was A She
Ransome-Kuti helped establish the Abeokuta Ladies Club in 1932 which focused on education, social activities and the interests of Western-educated women.
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INDIA
UN human rights experts raise alarm over police crackdown on youth-led protests in India
More than 20 experts call for an end to excessive force, arbitrary detentions and internet shutdowns, urging an independent investigation into alleged rights violations.
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INDIA
India's Supreme Court declares internet access a fundamental right for all including children
The Court noted that the right to freedom of speech and expression under Article 19(1)(a) also encompasses the right to know, receive and share information and ideas.
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WORLD
Navi Pillay: The jurist who championed human rights and international justice
From defending anti-apartheid activists in South Africa to serving as UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Pillay has helped advance accountability for genocide and sexual violence.
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WORLD
Spain government loses key housing votes as protests over rent crisis grow
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s government failed to secure parliamentary approval for two emergency housing decrees after Junts joined opposition parties in voting against the measures.
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WORLD
Lawsuits, censorship and fear: The growing pressure on journalists in Mexico | World News Day Special
In Mexico, the state Human Rights Commission and activists are promoting legislation to protect human rights, defenders and journalists.
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WORLD
Spain housing crisis: Thousands protest after 87-year-old woman evicted from Madrid home
Tens of thousands marched on Saturday demanding stronger tenant protections and limits on evictions.
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WORLD
Mexicans demand justice for 43 students who disappeared 12 years ago
Families of the Ayotzinapa students marched through Mexico City demanding truth and justice over their unresolved disappearance.
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WORLD
Mahsa Amini’s death: Amnesty says Iran committed crimes against humanity in 2022 crackdown
Four years ago, the death of Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini after her arrest by Iran’s morality police sparked months of anti-government protests.
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INDIA
Haryana Human Rights Commission orders free water supply to 500 families without public water
The commission has sought reports from the authorities and directed free and uninterrupted water supply through government tankers to the society residents in the interim period.
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WORLD
Pakistan's Balochistan records sharp rise in enforced disappearances, killings in 2025: Report
Human Rights Council of Balochistan report documented 598 killings in 2025, representing an approximately 25% increase from the previous year.
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INDIA
Supreme Court seeks Union, states' response on police posts revealing accused identities
The PIL further seeks directions to Meta Platforms Inc and X Corp to frame appropriate policies and user guidelines for their platforms.
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WORLD
15 years of story telling: Iranian photojournalist faces prison
Iranian photojournalist Yalda Moaiery was earlier sentenced to eight years in prison for covering the nationwide 'Woman, Life, Freedom' movement.
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INDIA
‘Life begins at conception’: Tamil Nadu Speaker’s pro-life stand sparks debate
Critics pointed to the Supreme Court of India's 2021 ruling, which upheld a woman's reproductive autonomy and the right to a safe abortion as a fundamental right.
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