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At UN Security Council, India Exposes Pak For Terrorism, Child Rights Abuses
India has strongly rejected what it described as Pakistan's "nefarious agenda" at the UNSC, accusing Islamabad of attempting to deflect attention from its own human rights violations and state-sponsored cross-border terrorism.
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Violence Against Women, Girls By Terrorists Remains Rampant: India At UN
Terrorism and violent extremism continue to be the biggest violators of human rights and a persistent threat to global peace and security, India told the UN.
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"Perpetrators Of Terrorism Must Be Held Accountable": S Jaishankar
India on Tuesday urged the international community to resolutely display "zero tolerance" towards terrorism, saying the scourge is the most "indefensible violation of human rights" and those perpetrating it should always be held accountable.
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"Terrorism Biggest Violator Of Human Rights": Amit Shah At Interpol Meet
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said terrorism is the biggest violator of human rights as he urged Interpol and its member countries to join hands for cross-border cooperation so that cross-border terrorism can be defeated.
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"Have Some Differences With Human Rights Organisations But...": Amit Shah
Terrorism is the biggest form of human rights violation and action against terrorism cannot be contradictory to human rights, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Thursday.
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Stop State-Sponsored Cross-Border Terrorism: India Tells Pakistan
India said on Tuesday that Pakistan, a country in dire economic situation, should stop state-sponsored cross-border terrorism and end institutionalised violation of human rights of its minority and other communities.
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India Shreds Pakistan At UN, Points To Rights Violations In Balochistan, PoK
Hitting out at Pakistan for peddling "false narratives" against it, India told Islamabad that it must introspect about why it is universally acknowledged as the "international epicentre" of terrorism and the "best safe haven for terrorists."
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Pakistan Should Practice Tolerance Towards Their Minorities: India At UN
India on Tuesday hit out at Islamabad over human rights violation, terrorism activities and treatment of minorities In Pakistan, saying that the country should practice tolerance towards their minorities and "good neighbourliness" so that the South Asian region sees "eternal peace".
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Meaningful, Collective Response To Curb Terror Still Elusive: India At United Nations
Terrorism has emerged as one of the worst forms of violation of human rights yet any meaningful collective response to address the menace continues to remain elusive, India told the United Nations, stressing on cooperation among nations to deny safe havens to terrorists and extradite perpetrators of terror acts.
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Anti-Terror Bill To Become Law. Government Says No Rights Will Be Violated
An amendment to an anti-terror bill to designate individuals as "terrorists" was passed in parliament today, with 147 votes in its favour and 42 against it. "Terrorism has no religion, terrorists are against humanity; all should support stringent laws against it," Home Minister Amit Shah said before voting on the bill began.
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At UN Security Council, India Exposes Pak For Terrorism, Child Rights Abuses
India has strongly rejected what it described as Pakistan's "nefarious agenda" at the UNSC, accusing Islamabad of attempting to deflect attention from its own human rights violations and state-sponsored cross-border terrorism.
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Violence Against Women, Girls By Terrorists Remains Rampant: India At UN
Terrorism and violent extremism continue to be the biggest violators of human rights and a persistent threat to global peace and security, India told the UN.
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"Perpetrators Of Terrorism Must Be Held Accountable": S Jaishankar
India on Tuesday urged the international community to resolutely display "zero tolerance" towards terrorism, saying the scourge is the most "indefensible violation of human rights" and those perpetrating it should always be held accountable.
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"Terrorism Biggest Violator Of Human Rights": Amit Shah At Interpol Meet
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said terrorism is the biggest violator of human rights as he urged Interpol and its member countries to join hands for cross-border cooperation so that cross-border terrorism can be defeated.
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"Have Some Differences With Human Rights Organisations But...": Amit Shah
Terrorism is the biggest form of human rights violation and action against terrorism cannot be contradictory to human rights, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Thursday.
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Stop State-Sponsored Cross-Border Terrorism: India Tells Pakistan
India said on Tuesday that Pakistan, a country in dire economic situation, should stop state-sponsored cross-border terrorism and end institutionalised violation of human rights of its minority and other communities.
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India Shreds Pakistan At UN, Points To Rights Violations In Balochistan, PoK
Hitting out at Pakistan for peddling "false narratives" against it, India told Islamabad that it must introspect about why it is universally acknowledged as the "international epicentre" of terrorism and the "best safe haven for terrorists."
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Pakistan Should Practice Tolerance Towards Their Minorities: India At UN
India on Tuesday hit out at Islamabad over human rights violation, terrorism activities and treatment of minorities In Pakistan, saying that the country should practice tolerance towards their minorities and "good neighbourliness" so that the South Asian region sees "eternal peace".
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Meaningful, Collective Response To Curb Terror Still Elusive: India At United Nations
Terrorism has emerged as one of the worst forms of violation of human rights yet any meaningful collective response to address the menace continues to remain elusive, India told the United Nations, stressing on cooperation among nations to deny safe havens to terrorists and extradite perpetrators of terror acts.
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Anti-Terror Bill To Become Law. Government Says No Rights Will Be Violated
An amendment to an anti-terror bill to designate individuals as "terrorists" was passed in parliament today, with 147 votes in its favour and 42 against it. "Terrorism has no religion, terrorists are against humanity; all should support stringent laws against it," Home Minister Amit Shah said before voting on the bill began.
