Home truths, out in the open Sukanya Shantha : Mumbai, Wed Dec 04 2013, Pic- courtesy Rediff.com Once Ammu hops into a 6:43 am train from Thane railway station, she spends a good five hours selling fancy accessories in the… Continue Reading →
By Sruthisagar Yamunan / R Prince Jebakumar | ENS – CHENNAI Published: 07th December 2013 07:14 AM Tamil Nadu has the highest number of detenues in prisons, going by the data from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) for the year… Continue Reading →
Sweden’s prison population has dropped so dramatically that the country plans to close four of its prisons. What lessons can the UK learn? Erwin James Sunday 1 December 2013 The Guardian —- Swedish prisons have long had a… Continue Reading →
Marya Shakil,CNN-IBN Nov 13, 2013 New Delhi: In the hearings after their visit to Manipur, the National Human Rights Commission has stated that many encounter cases in the state appeared to be fake. Twenty of the 44 encounter cases against the… Continue Reading →
Anahita Mukherji, TNN | Oct 17, 2013, Pic- courtesy Shikha Rahi Rahi has been arrested on grounds of being a Naxal courier, he rubbished the claim. NAGPUR: Two years ago, at a sparsely-furnished flat in suburban Mumbai, Prashant Rahi, a… Continue Reading →
VijaitaSingh : New Delhi, Tue Oct 01 2013, IE Ashiq Ali Bhatt, now 30 years old, cannot stop smiling as he sits in one of the courtrooms at Tis Hazari complex with his father whom he was meeting after 15… Continue Reading →
PRASHANT JHA, The Hindu – PHOTO: MONICA TIWARISupreme Court Senior Advocate Nitya Ramakrishnan. Photo: Monica Tiwari Custody: Law, Impunity and Prisoner Abuse in South Asia by Nitya Ramakrishnan TOPICS books and literature non-fiction crime, law and justice police prison laws… Continue Reading →
Prashant Jha, The Hindu – PHOTO: MONICA TIWARI Supreme Court Senior Advocate Nitya Ramakrishnan. Photo: Monica Tiwari Custody: Law, Impunity and Prisoner Abuse in South Asia by Nitya Ramakrishnan Nitya Ramakrishnan is a senior lawyer based in New Delhi. She has… Continue Reading →
Vol – XLVIII No. 34, August 24, 2013 | South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Created to punish perpetrators of the world’s serious crimes, the International Criminal Court is yet to live up to its promise. The ICC’s focus on situations in… Continue Reading →
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