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Centre Allowed To Give Info Over Plea Against Registration Suspension
The Delhi High Court Monday allowed the Centre to submit information in sealed cover in connection with a plea by Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) challenging the suspension of its registration.
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Court Seeks Centre's Stand In CHRI's Plea Concerning Suspension Of FCRA Registration
The Delhi High Court on Monday granted time to the Centre to clarify if it would allow, subject to conditions, the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) to receive foreign contribution in spite of suspension of its registration
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Maldives Quits Commonwealth Over Human Rights Row
The Maldives angrily quit the Commonwealth on Thursday after years of wrangling over its human rights record since the toppling of its first democratically-elected leader four years ago.
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Police Should Serve People, Not Politicians: Kiren Rijiju
Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju said on Friday that the police should serve people and not politicians, as is the case in India.
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Lack of Psychiatrists Bedevils Mentally Ill Prisoners
Lack of psychiatrists in Bengal prisons is taking a toll on the mental health of 400 odd mentally ill prisoners lodged in various prisons across the state, according to jail officials.
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For Our Policewomen, Sexism, Menial Jobs and Few Promotions: Report
India's police force is not only drastically short of women, it is also plagued by sexism, with women given menial duties, bypassed for promotion and scared to report sexual harassment by male colleagues, a Commonwealth study said on Wednesday.
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'Super 30' Tutor, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister in Centre's 'Guest Faculty List'
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia is among over 130 individuals included in a pool of eminent persons and guest speakers formed by the Centre for imparting training to government employees.
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British PM David Cameron to demand independent probe over Sri Lanka human rights issue
British PM David Cameron will demand an independent investigation into alleged human rights abuses in Sri Lanka when he attends Commonwealth summit in Colombo next week.
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Centre Allowed To Give Info Over Plea Against Registration Suspension
The Delhi High Court Monday allowed the Centre to submit information in sealed cover in connection with a plea by Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) challenging the suspension of its registration.
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Court Seeks Centre's Stand In CHRI's Plea Concerning Suspension Of FCRA Registration
The Delhi High Court on Monday granted time to the Centre to clarify if it would allow, subject to conditions, the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) to receive foreign contribution in spite of suspension of its registration
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Maldives Quits Commonwealth Over Human Rights Row
The Maldives angrily quit the Commonwealth on Thursday after years of wrangling over its human rights record since the toppling of its first democratically-elected leader four years ago.
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Police Should Serve People, Not Politicians: Kiren Rijiju
Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju said on Friday that the police should serve people and not politicians, as is the case in India.
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Lack of Psychiatrists Bedevils Mentally Ill Prisoners
Lack of psychiatrists in Bengal prisons is taking a toll on the mental health of 400 odd mentally ill prisoners lodged in various prisons across the state, according to jail officials.
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For Our Policewomen, Sexism, Menial Jobs and Few Promotions: Report
India's police force is not only drastically short of women, it is also plagued by sexism, with women given menial duties, bypassed for promotion and scared to report sexual harassment by male colleagues, a Commonwealth study said on Wednesday.
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'Super 30' Tutor, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister in Centre's 'Guest Faculty List'
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia is among over 130 individuals included in a pool of eminent persons and guest speakers formed by the Centre for imparting training to government employees.
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British PM David Cameron to demand independent probe over Sri Lanka human rights issue
British PM David Cameron will demand an independent investigation into alleged human rights abuses in Sri Lanka when he attends Commonwealth summit in Colombo next week.
