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UNICEF report: Life of 600 million children are at Risk in South Asia
In June, a report was published by the UNICEF — titled ‘Lives Upended: How COVID-19 threatens the futures of 600 million South Asian Children'. This report stressed on several aspects like education, Health care, Child Protection, Water…
Law-protectors have become Law-breakers
The recent death in Tamil Nadu of a father and his son, allegedly due to custodial death has amplified the already sparked anger across the country. Human Rights organizations have been actively covering the reports, and even previous…
‘Orange is just Anti-Black’
On 29th June, Washington, American President Donald Trump retweeted a controversial clip, recorded at The Villages, a Florida retirement community, that showed a Pro-Trump individual chanting “White Power”, a downright racist slogan that…
NHRC Blames Jamia Students for Police Brutality; Real Motive Behind The Anti CAA Protest Needs to be…
After almost seven months, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has finally released its report on a video that surfaced the internet and made headlines. A video in which Delhi police is seen going brutal on the Jamia Millia Islamia …
Secularism in the Age of Communalism: An Elegy
This poem embodies the fate of India’s Secularism which was based on the Nehruvian vision that aimed towards binding the country’s disparate communities together under one roof. Now that the ‘majoritarian nation’ envisions of the current…
Yemen’s Humanitarian Crisis
Blood starts drippin' from the civilian’s wound, Seeps like sewage 'neath the politician's room. Deep in the house, white fades to red And the freedom we're fighting for seems to be dead. – Michael Prochaska.
It is evident that…
Journalist of UP’s Unnao awarded with death for his fearless journalism against sand mafia
A young journalist for a Kanpur-based newspaper was allegedly gunned down in broad daylight near the Ganga ghat area in UP’s Unnao district, about 6 KM from Lucknow, on Friday (June 19) evening, at the behest of ‘sand-mafia’ and illegal…
34 Children missing and sexual assault of a minor within two consecutive years in an orphanage of…
Deadly earthquake of 2001 in Gujarat had taken many lives, broken innumerable homes, and orphaned thousands of children. Due to which, steps were taken to build an orphanage to shelter those destitute children.
In the year 2017, 34…
Thousand steps away from Humanity-Wars
King Alfred: The uncertainty of what comes next.
Uthred of Babenberg: What comes next lord,is life. It continues. It always will.
King Alfred: But in which direction? Who will reign? Which god will be praised? Which language spoken?…
Safoora granted bail, still not innocent in the eyes of Justice
Safoora Zargar, a pregnant Jamia Millia University student captured under an enemy of dread law for a situation identified with the Delhi savagery, was allowed bail by the High Court after the police didn't contradict it on "humanitarian…