Public Caning in Aceh Sparks Global Outcry Over Sharia Enforcement and Human Rights
A public punishment in Indonesia’s Aceh province has drawn renewed international attention after an unmarried couple was caned 140 times each for alleged ...
Tag: Human Rights
Pakistan’s Recurrent Pattern of Political Management: From MQM to PTI, Coercion Shapes Participation Without Formal Bans
Pakistan’s military leadership has repeatedly stated that the country has moved beyond direct political intervention. Officially, elections, courts, and civilian institutions are presented ...
America’s Mirror Cracks as Joy Reid’s Remark on Usha Vance Exposes the Deep Rot of Racism and Hypocrisy
America loves to preach about human rights, caste discrimination, minority protection and constitutional morality to the rest of the world. Washington policymakers and ...
Exposing EU’s Hypocrisy: Championing Human Rights While Fueling Global Conflicts
The European Union (EU), one of the largest arms traders, claims to be a global leader in the promotion of human rights and peace ...
Panic among Hindus in Bangladesh over govt seeking details of minority officials
A letter seeking profiling of the Hindu officers working with the Bangladesh Government has created a sense of fear and panic amongst the minority community in ...
Examining Sleep as a Constitutional Right and Its Ramifications
In recent legal proceedings in India, the Bombay High Court made a significant statement regarding the right to sleep, emphasizing its status as ...
Deciphering CAA, the Citizenship Amendment Act: Myths vs. Realities
The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) has sparked intense debate in India, with contrasting reactions from various segments of society. While some perceive it ...
CAA: A Journey From the Nehru-Liaquat Pact
The Nehru-Liaquat Pact of 1950 aimed to safeguard religious minorities in India and Pakistan, promising equality and security. However, Pakistan's failure to uphold ...
India’s Strong Warning: “Hands off” Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan and Turkey told
At the 55th Human Rights Council of the United Nations, India took a decisive stand against unwarranted interference from Pakistan and Turkey regarding ...
The Raza Qadri case that has come back to haunt Congress
Raza Qadri case: Do you remember the name Raza Qadri? If not, you're not to blame. It's not a name that's likely to ...
What’s happening in Manipur is beyond shocking
In the serene landscapes of Manipur, a state known for its natural beauty and cultural diversity, a sinister incident has unfolded, leaving the ...
The legal legacy of ‘midnight bail receiver’ Teesta Setalvad’s family
Ever wondered how pseudo activist Teesta Setalvad, despite mounting evidence, manages to bail herself out, every single time? Let's delve into the history ...
