By Kanya D’AlmeidaReprint | A student at the Hazi Ibrahim Government Primary School in Bangladesh’s capital, Dhaka, raises her hand in response to her teacher’s questions. Credit: Shafiqul Alam Kiron/IPS UNITED NATIONS, Apr 10 2015 (IPS) – If you are reading this article,… Continue Reading →
Justice delayed, denied Author(s): Jyotsna Singh Apr 30, 2015 Five months after 14 women died in sterilisation camps in Chhattisgarh, there is no sign of justice being delivered to those who lost their kin. Rather, they are being harassed for standing… Continue Reading →
No Consensus built over Rehabilitation of Narmada Oustees in the 8 hours long dialogue with Div. Commissioner Dissatisfied Narmada Oustees Refused to withdraw agitation April 15th | Nashik: Today, 400 adivasis along with activists from Sardar Sarovar affected area… Continue Reading →
NEW DELHI: The provisions of Medical Council of India to protect confidentiality in patients‘ records cannot override statutes of Right to Information Act, Central Information Commission has held. Information Commissioner Sridhar Acharyulu held that after RTI Act has come into being,… Continue Reading →
Review of World Bank documents reveals electricity, water and transport projects contravened safeguards designed to protect rights of indigenous people Residents of the Badia East slum in Lagos, who were evicted last year when the area was razed to make… Continue Reading →
SIX QUESTIONS: WHAT IS THE COST OF THE RAFALE DEAL MR PRIME MINISTER? NEW DELHI: If Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s dramatic decision to clear the purchase of 36 Rafale fighter jets in ‘ready to fly’ condition has come without any details, very… Continue Reading →
Canadian Court issues summons for Prime Minister Modi; Attorney General blocks it AJC welcomes recognition of prima facie evidence to prosecute Modi FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The American Justice Center, an organization established to bring to justice perpetrators of mass… Continue Reading →
The families of the Muslim youth from Hashimpura who were shot dead 28 years ago had some committed supporters in their long struggle for justice, reports Jyoti Punwani. Photographs: Uttam Ghosh/Rediff.com Special to Rediff.com. Image: Hazara, centre, whose son and nephew… Continue Reading →
On wrong wavelength Author(s): Anupam Chakravartty Apr 30, 2015 | From the print edition Twenty years after the Supreme Court asserted that people have a right over radio waves, community radio continues to struggle. Instead of supporting the stations, the Centre now… Continue Reading →
Friday, 17 April 2015 – 11:40am IST | Place: London | Agency: Reuters “Our members are determined to stand up for their pension and therefore we have no option but to proceed to an industrial action ballot in May,” said… Continue Reading →
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