The international community is under pressure from India as Pakistan’s military continues to crack down on civilians in occupied Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK)
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Delhi Government Refrains from Action Against CJP Protesters
The Delhi government has decided not to take any action against protesters from the Committee for Justice Party (CJP) who were demonstrating against the police’
Delhi Government’s Decision to Spare CJP Protesters: What it Means for India’s Democratic Climate
Learn about the Delhi government’s decision to not take action against CJP protesters and its implications for India’s democratic climate.
Work Fearlessly, I’ll Take Responsibility: A Call to Action from the CRPF Chief Amid Pellet Row
The CRPF chief’s bold statement sparks debate on accountability in law enforcement, highlighting the complexities of policing in sensitive regions.
Human Rights Crisis Unfolds in Kashmir as Pakistan Accused of Firing on Unarmed Protesters
The international community is outraged as Pakistan is accused of firing on unarmed protesters in Kashmir, leaving 30 dead and many more injured.
Deadly Clashes and Arson Attacks: The Escalating Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has reached a boiling point, with recent reports of deadly clashes and arson attacks on mosques in the West Bank.
India Opposition Leader Gandhi Freed After Detention at Student-Led Protest
India opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has been released from detention after being held for several hours at a student-led protest in New Delhi, sparking widespr
India Bans March on Parliament by ‘Cockroach’ Activists, Standoff Looms
India’s government bans a planned march on parliament by activists calling themselves the ‘Cockroach,’ sparking a potentially volatile standoff.
Sonam Wangchuk Hunger Strike LIVE: Delhi Police’s Midnight Crackdown Plans Unveiled
The latest updates on Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike as Delhi Police plans an overnight crackdown on Jantar Mantar protest, calls for night vigil.
Israeli PM Netanyahu’s Arrest Warrant: A Glimpse into International Justice
Mahmood Mamdani’s call for Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s arrest during a NYC visit sparks debate on international justice and accountability.
Israeli PM Netanyahu’s Arrest Warrant: A Call to Action for International Justice
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s arrest warrant sparks debate on international justice, accountability, and the rule of law.
Justice for Dara Singh: The High Court’s Verdict on the Graham Staines Murder
The Hindu reports on the latest development in the Dara Singh case, where the prime convict in the murder of Australian Christian missionary Graham Staines and
Sarla Bhat’s Tragic Case: A 36-Year Wait for Justice
The Sarla Bhat case has finally reached the court after 36 years, with Yasin Malik being a key accused. Read about the details of the case and why justice was d
Sarla Bhat’s 36-Year-Old Case Reaches Court: Unraveling the Complexities of Yasin Malik’s Accusations
The case of Sarla Bhat, who was raped, killed, and branded an informant, reaches court after 36 years, with Yasin Malik as the key accused.
Justice Delayed for 36 Years: Yasin Malik Accused in Sarla Bhat’s Murder
Yasin Malik, key accused in Sarla Bhat’s murder, appears in court 36 years after the incident, raising questions about justice delayed.
US and Russia Vote Against UN Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS – Funds for NGOs News
The US and Russia have voted against the UN Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS, sparking concerns about the global response to the pandemic. Learn more about the
Deadly Protests in Pakistan-Administered Kashmir: What’s Going On?
Deadly protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir have left many dead and injured. Learn about the crisis, its causes, and the impact on the region.
