Friday, November 22, 2024

Tag: RIGHTS

Efforts to prevent violence against women and girls should be based on careful identification of causes

Here’s What’s Important to Consider this International Day for Elimination of Violence against Women...

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Efforts to prevent violence against women and girls should be based on careful identification of causes
A group of young women sitting together and reading/ Image for representative purposes only

What’s behind Taliban’s Fear of Educated Young Women?

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The Taliban's determination to curtail women's educational rights has attracted widespread criticism, here is an article exploring the issue.

MP’s Baigachak region, the first to receive Habitat Rights, is yet to understand what...

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In 2015, in Madhya Pradesh, Baigachak, which comprises seven villages where the Baiga tribe lives, was the first area to receive Habitat Rights under the Forest Rights Act. However, even today several people living in the area are unaware about the recognition and what these rights entail.

What Lies Behind the Failure of PESA: India’s Greatest Initiative to Empower Tribal Communities

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The article discusses why the PESA despite being such an important step to empower tribal communities in the nation failed to fulfil its expectations.
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Achieving gender equality in India: what works, and what doesn’t

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India as a country sees many discrepancies as far as achieving the goal of gender equity is concerned, how can the gaps in the system be effectively addressed?
A group gathers to protest against social isolation rules of the COVID-19 pandemic, in Edmonton, Alta., on April 29, 2020.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jason Franson

Do you have a Right to Protest? The Coronavirus’s Impact on Freedom of Assembly

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The article looks at the impact of the COVID-19 on people's right to protest.
Venezuelan migrants receive food and medicine from the Red Cross near the Colombia-Venezuela border, February 2021. Schneyder Mendoza/AFP via Getty Images

Colombia gives nearly 1 million Venezuelan migrants legal status and right to work

Colombia will grant legal status to all Venezuelan migrants who fled there since 2016 to escape their country’s economic collapse and political crisis. The bold...
A coed private school classroom in Kabul, September 2019. Girls’ education is still restricted in Taliban-controlled areas. Scott Peterson/Getty Images

Women in Afghanistan worry peace accord with Taliban extremists could cost them hard-won rights

Outspoken critics of the Taliban’s undemocratic vision of peace have often been threatened or killed, will this continue to compromise on women's access to rights in the future?

The Menace of Child Labour and Why it Needs to be Urgently Stopped

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Despite a series of legislations, child labour is a rampant reality. Depriving children of their potential and right to dignity, there is an urgent need to fight the menace.
Tribal rights activist Stan Swamy

NIA Alleges Stan Swamy Participated in ‘Deep-rooted Conspiracy’, Refuses Bail Plea

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The National Investigation Agency or the NIA has gone ahead and opposed the bail plea of arrested activist and tribal rights champion Stan Swamy.

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