Day December 10, 2017
B Today, Bhopal promised to strive for human rights for all. Hundreds of people were part of a human chain which extended from Polytechnic Square to Iqbal Maidan. People stood for the rights of all who have been… Continue Reading →
Fourteen judges felt that wrongful convictions were a direct result of improper investigation; while 13 said that susceptibility of the criminal justice system to power, money and corruption was the main reason behind wrongful convictions. | New Delhi | On… Continue Reading →
Hello. My name is Rajesh Mehar. I am a law-abiding citizen of India. Wait. Actually, I am not so sure anymore. Until 1 April of 2017, I was a good citizen. You could even have called me an Adarsh… Continue Reading →
Fr CEDRIC PRAKASH SJ It is December 10th: ‘Human Rights Day’ once again. This year the day is extra-special as the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein puts it, “Next year – on 10 December 2018 –… Continue Reading →
by David A Love & Vijay Das A global outlier in criminal justice, the US undermines itself on the world stage when it engages in human rights abuses against its prisoners,write Love and Das [Reuters] On this day 69 years… Continue Reading →
Gopal Krishna Biometric databases have given birth to gnawing present and future civil liberties and civil rights concerns. The history of biometric profiling, going back to at least the 19th century, is a history of violence and repression. A stolen… Continue Reading →
The problem with Aadhaar cards is the way they are being pushed by the State I have my own evidence of biometric aadhaar recognition’s fragility. When I went to obtain my card my fingerprints failed to register. Mark Tully Responding… Continue Reading →
Cops in Mumbai recorded Dangal actor Zaira Wasim’s statement as they begun an investigation into her allegation that a male co-passenger harassed and molested her during a Delhi-Mumbai flight. by Dev Goswami Zaira Wasim in a distressing Instagram video claimed… Continue Reading →
HIGHLIGHTS The victim has alleged her attackers were women involved in the illicit liquor trade Police said the victim was a member of the Nasha Mukti Panchayat in the area and had assisted them at times in curbing the sale… Continue Reading →
Jayant Singh, father of seven-year-old girl, who died of dengue in Fortis Hospital. Gurgaon, December 10 The father of a 7-year-old girl, who died of dengue at Fortis Hospital here, has filed a police complaint against the hospital group, but… Continue Reading →