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UK Woman Fired For Wearing Sports Shoes At Work Wins Rs 30 Lakh In Compensation
The Croydon tribunal found the company unfairly targeted her, marking a significant victory for employment rights.
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Victimisation Of Women For 'Witchcraft' Blot On Constitution: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said victimisation of women in the name of witchcraft was a blot on constitutional spirit and censured an order staying the proceedings against man accused of disrobing and abusing women in the name of witchcraft.
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Why HR Doesn't Always Protect Harassment Victims
Workplace harassment needs to be dealt with, on utmost priority basis. And its first step, needs to be well equipped and well functioning HR Department.
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For Transgenders In India, Abuse Begins In Early Childhood, Reveals Study
Sumit Chaturvedi/IndiaSpend From her troubled teenage years to being a social activist working for the rights of the transgender community, Sharmila (name changed to protect identity), 44, has come a long way. But the journey has not been easy. Originally from Sri Lanka, Sharmila came to Tamil Nadu in 1977 when she was seven. She began to realise h...
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IAS Officer Converts Religion In Rajasthan, Says Feeling 'Victimised'
Alleging that he is being "victimised", a senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer from the Scheduled Caste community has changed his religion and applied today for Voluntary Retirement from Service (VRS) in protest against the extension of tenure awarded to Chief Secretary CS Rajan.
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Ordeal ends, Deoband scholar back home
Relief, joy and a sense of being victimised. It was a flood of emotions that greeted Deoband scholar Noor-ul-Huda who is finally home, after spending 30 hours in jail. "I went straight to meet my wife. There were tears in my eyes. She eagerly waited for me through the day," said Huda.Noor-ul Huda and his father taught for many years at a Deoband ca...
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Don't talk to strangers on the Internet
Teenagers should avoid talking to strangers on the internet, in order to avoid being victimised.
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UK Woman Fired For Wearing Sports Shoes At Work Wins Rs 30 Lakh In Compensation
The Croydon tribunal found the company unfairly targeted her, marking a significant victory for employment rights.
-
Victimisation Of Women For 'Witchcraft' Blot On Constitution: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said victimisation of women in the name of witchcraft was a blot on constitutional spirit and censured an order staying the proceedings against man accused of disrobing and abusing women in the name of witchcraft.
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Why HR Doesn't Always Protect Harassment Victims
Workplace harassment needs to be dealt with, on utmost priority basis. And its first step, needs to be well equipped and well functioning HR Department.
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For Transgenders In India, Abuse Begins In Early Childhood, Reveals Study
Sumit Chaturvedi/IndiaSpend From her troubled teenage years to being a social activist working for the rights of the transgender community, Sharmila (name changed to protect identity), 44, has come a long way. But the journey has not been easy. Originally from Sri Lanka, Sharmila came to Tamil Nadu in 1977 when she was seven. She began to realise h...
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IAS Officer Converts Religion In Rajasthan, Says Feeling 'Victimised'
Alleging that he is being "victimised", a senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer from the Scheduled Caste community has changed his religion and applied today for Voluntary Retirement from Service (VRS) in protest against the extension of tenure awarded to Chief Secretary CS Rajan.
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Ordeal ends, Deoband scholar back home
Relief, joy and a sense of being victimised. It was a flood of emotions that greeted Deoband scholar Noor-ul-Huda who is finally home, after spending 30 hours in jail. "I went straight to meet my wife. There were tears in my eyes. She eagerly waited for me through the day," said Huda.Noor-ul Huda and his father taught for many years at a Deoband ca...
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Don't talk to strangers on the Internet
Teenagers should avoid talking to strangers on the internet, in order to avoid being victimised.
