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In Muzaffarnagar, A Retired Dalit Inspector of The PAC Was Killed By a Shovel

In Muzaffarnagar, A Retired Dalit Inspector of The PAC Was Killed By a Shovel

A fearless attacker in the Muzaffarnagar district killed a retired Dalit PAC sub-inspector with a shovel.  The attack occurred while retired inspector Garibdas was conversing with the shopkeeper while sitting at a table in a

At G7, Trudeau Criticized Italy For LGBTQ Rights And Canada Announced Sanctions On Russia

At G7, Trudeau Criticized Italy For LGBTQ Rights And Canada Announced Sanctions On Russia

On Friday, the G7 Leaders' Summit began in Hiroshima with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau criticizing Italy over its treatment of LGBTQ people and rumors of new sanctions against Russia. Canada intends to announce new sanctions

Exiled Myanmar Human Rights Minister Aung Myo Min praises New Zealand’s Respect for LGBT Rights

Exiled Myanmar Human Rights Minister Aung Myo Min praises New Zealand’s Respect for LGBT Rights

Aung Myo Min is aware of individuals who have perished under the military regime in his native Myanmar as a result of being gay. As a result, he has been mistreated himself. The exiled human

Egypt: Alleged ISIS ties lead to Abuse of Women

Egypt: Alleged ISIS ties lead to Abuse of Women

Torture, secret detention, and faulty due process According to Human Rights Watch and the Sinai Foundation for Human Rights, Egyptian authorities have arbitrarily detained women and girls connected to alleged affiliates of the Islamic State

In Taiwan, Same-Sex Couples Can Adopt And Become Parents 

In Taiwan, Same-Sex Couples Can Adopt And Become Parents 

Taiwan grants same-sex couples the right to adopt in the latest step towards full equality. Taiwan's legislature passed a bill Tuesday granting same-sex couples the right to jointly adopt a child to whom neither is

Chinese Court Sentences US Citizen to Life in Prison for Spy

Chinese Court Sentences US Citizen to Life in Prison for Spy

A 78-year-old US citizen was found guilty of spying and given a life sentence by a Chinese court. A permanent resident of Hong Kong named John Shing-Wan Leung was imprisoned on Monday. All information about

The Human trafficking bill in India and commitment of G20

The Human trafficking bill in India and commitment of G20

India assumed the G20 presidency on December 1, 2022, and will continue to do so through November 30, 2023. The degree of involvement among member nations and the passion around the President are unparalleled. The

US: California Senate Passes Bill to Ban Caste Discrimination

US: California Senate Passes Bill to Ban Caste Discrimination

California: On Thursday, the California State Senate voted to ban discrimination based on caste. People would have legal options to deal with bias and discrimination based on caste in housing, jobs, schools, and other places.

7/10 South Koreans Support The Government’s North Korean Human Rights Awareness Campaign

7/10 South Koreans Support The Government’s North Korean Human Rights Awareness Campaign

A poll released Thursday showed that seven out of ten South Koreans agree with the government of Yoon Suk Yeol's efforts to bring attention to the terrible human rights situation in North Korea. A survey

Canada Seeks Seat On UN Human Rights Council

Canada Seeks Seat On UN Human Rights Council

According to the minister of foreign affairs, environmental justice and gender equality are top priorities. On Tuesday, Canada announced that it would run for a position on the UN Human Rights Council and support a