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1,902 families to join welfare schemes in Odisha on NHRC’s order

Nearly 2,000 applications cleared in a rare single session by the apex human rights body

Prominent scholar Saneh dies at 94

Prominent scholar Saneh dies at 94

Renowned scholar and former chairman of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) Saneh Chamarik died aged 94 on Saturday. Funeral bathing rites will be held at Wat Thep Sirintharawat on Sunday.

When fake news curbs go too far

When fake news curbs go too far

As Covid-19 pandemic restrictions ease and society gradually learns to live with the disease, Thailand is at a point where it must decide whether to usher in a sense of normalcy or continue enforcing regulations -- some of which are aimed at what the government sees as a different kind…

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Relief for endosulfan victims as SC orders payment of compensation

Apex court grants four weeks for compliance with order

Closing the gaps in criminal justice

States could do better in incorporating the Supreme Court’s crucial guidelines to overcome certain deficiencies

NHRC notice to Delhi govt over photos showing man standing chest-deep in muck inside drain

NEW DELHI: The National Human Rights Commission has issued a notice to the Delhi government over a report which also carried photographs showing a man standing "chest-deep in muck" inside a drain at Kashmere Gate area here, officials said. The NHRC has observed that the incident indicates that despite unwarranted…

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NHRC notice to Delhi govt, police chief over death of four men in sewer line

NEW DELHI: The NHRC on Wednesday issued a notice to the Delhi government and the city's police chief over death of four men after they got trapped inside a sewer in northwest Delhi's Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar area in Rohini.

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Hilltribe DNA tests an 'infringement of rights'

Hilltribe DNA tests an 'infringement of rights'

Police have infringed upon the rights of 51 Lahu highlanders in Chiang Mai by taking DNA samples from them without proper consent, according to the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC).

NHRC issues notices to Bengal govt, police on Birbhum incident

NHRC issues notices to Bengal govt, police on Birbhum incident

It takes took suo motu cognisance of media reports about 8 people, including children, being being burnt to death

NHRC issues notice to Delhi Government over water bodies

NHRC issues notice to Delhi Government over water bodies

Detailed reports sought within six weeks

NHRC seeks report in a case of murder by mob

NHRC seeks report in a case of murder by mob

Complainant has sought investigation by CID and compensation to the next of kin of the boy

‘NHRC should revise draft model laws on asylum and refugees’

‘NHRC should revise draft model laws on asylum and refugees’

Many participants of a discussion raise issue of India not having specific law for refugees and asylum-seekers, according to minutes of meeting

Due process of law being followed in police encounters: Assam government to Gauhati High Court

Due process of law being followed in police encounters: Assam government to Gauhati High Court

Assam Home & Political Department Additional Secretary said that as per the directions of the NHRC, the 6-monthly “return” is also being regularly submitted.

NHRC directs MHA to protect rights of Arunachal Chakmas

NHRC directs MHA to protect rights of Arunachal Chakmas

A New Delhi-based foundation had approached the rights body against racial profiling and relocation of the Chakmas and Hajongs

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Chakmas approach NHRC for aid

A Delhi-based foundation highlights indifference to Chakma and Deori communities

#Chhattisgarh: Police claim Adivasi woman wasn’t raped by security forces, say her husband is a Naxal

It’s almost a year since a pregnant Adivasi woman was allegedly raped by security forces in Bastar, Chhattisgarh, and over nine months since the National Commission for Women and the National Human Rights Commission began sending notices to the Chhattisgarh police, asking for an Action Taken Report in the case.…

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