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Human Rights in South Asia
POLICE BLOCKS PROTESTERS MARCH TOWARDS INDIAN HELD KASHMIR
Pakistani Kashmirisr ally to express solidarity with Indian Kashmiris. Police have blocked a march by thousands of people in Pakistani-controlled Kashmir who wanted to move toward the highly militarized Ceasefire Line/Line of Control that divides the territory between Pakistan and India. JASKOOL, Pakistan (AP) — Police blocked a march Sunday by tho
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Dalit Rights
U.N. Rights Chief calls for Drone probe
The U.N.’s human rights commissioner called for an investigation of civilian casualties in U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan yesterday; as Defence Secretary Leon Panetta said the aerial attacks would continue. “Drone attacks do raise serious questions about compliance with international law,” the U.N.’s Navi Pillay told a news conference in Islamabad, according to AFP.
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TERRORISM
Indian agent’ Umar Daud Khattak arrested on Torkham border
On 22 Aug 2019, An alleged spy who was identified Umar Daud Khattak was caught by FIA While he was trying to cross in Pakistan via Torkham border. Umar Daud Khattak was in living in Afghanistan as Afghan citizen from many years and had been a Pashtun Activist, who had been calling himself a commander of Pashtun people trying to put criticism on Pakistan for treating bad to Pashtun people in Pakist
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Naxalites
Naxals trying to establish new bases in India’s Assam
At a time when the National Register of Citizens (NRC) is being updated under direct supervision of the Supreme Court to identify illegal immigrants in Assam, Naxals are trying to establish new bases in the state taking full advantage of the situation. According to media reports, top Naxal leaders are making efforts to establish bases among militant outfit United Liberation Front of Asom-Indepen
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INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
‘Disproportionately high death sentences against Dalits, Adivasis, Muslims’
In their joint submission to the United Nations Human Rights Committee to meet for the listing of adoption of list of issues at its 126th session, July 1-26, 2019, top Dalit rights organizations have taken strong exception to, among other things, “disproportional application of death sentencing by the judiciary of minorities, such as Muslims, Dalits and Adivasis”. Prepared by Nati
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