By Express News Service – CHENNAI 30 March 2013 A woman news reader, who recently filed a sexual harassment complaint with police against the news editor of a private television channel, has been suspended from service along with her fiance…. Continue Reading →
by Puck Lo, CorpWatch Blog March 26th, 2013 “Seed Giants vs. U.S. Farmers.” New report by Center for Food Safety. Does Monsanto own all future generations of genetically modified seeds that it sells? The Missouri-based agribusiness giant wants farmers to pay a… Continue Reading →
NEW DELHI: Four years after it shocked women by ruling that kicking a daughter-in-law was not an act of cruelty as defined under Section 498A of Indian Penal Code, the Supreme Court on Thursday erased it from court records. Allowing… Continue Reading →
Dear All, The Alternative Law Forum invites you to a talk by Bhanwari Devi.The talk will focus specifically on her battle for justice in the courts after she was gang-raped in 1992. The attack on her and her husband was… Continue Reading →
Sexually assaulted for 40 days continuously, by 42 men: After 17 long years, will this epic tale of injustice ever end? Arathi PM Delhi/Kasaragod (Kerala), Hardnews The national capital witnessed unparalleled protests for gender justice and sexual violence against women. The… Continue Reading →
By Sayed Isthiyakh2/28/13 Eleven years on, victims of the infamous Gujarat carnage are still awaiting justice. They are still denied of basic rights in their own homeland and forced to live in an alienated state, with 16,000-18,000 displaced persons without… Continue Reading →
ELIZABETH BARRETT , TIM SCULTHORPE THURSDAY 28 FEBRUARY 2013, The Independent The British Government should use “every mechanism of communication” to urge India to end the death penalty, a Labour MP has said. John McDonnell said Britain was “uniquely placed” with its… Continue Reading →
Martha C. Nussbaum, The Indian Express 28 February 2013 The execution of Afzal Guru on February 9 reopened the question of India’s continuing attachment to capital punishment. Like relatively few large industrial democracies, India and the US continue to practise and… Continue Reading →
Published: Monday, Feb 25, 2013, 10:30 IST Place: Mumbai | Agency: DNA In a shocking homophobic act, a youth was set upon and his chin broken at Vasai Road railway station around midnight on Friday. When DNA visited the victim… Continue Reading →
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