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Pakistan's Ahmadis face Rs 1.5 lakh fines and legal action for performing Eid al-Adha rituals, as LHCBA urges police crackdown. Amnesty International slams the move as religious persecution, amid rising violence against the community.
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ED announced that it has attached assets over Rs 17 crore in a money laundering case against two entities of Amnesty International (India).
The case is based on a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) FIR filed against global human rights watchdog.
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Taal Thok Ke: This is a special segment of Taal Thok Ke in which we bring you a panel discussion on concurrent issues. In today's episode of 'Taal Thok Ke' we will discuss- Who was making Hathras the ‘lab of riots’?
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"Those who do not like the development work carried out by the government are trying to stoke riots by playing communal politics, says Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Watch video
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"Those who do not like the development work carried out by the government are trying to stoke riots by playing communal politics, says Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.
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Amnesty International is a UK-based NGO. Established in 1961, Amnesty describes itself as an organization working in the field of human rights
It opened its office in India immediately after its establishment. While working in India, it had strived hard to defame India rather than protecting the human rights of Indian people
Currently, there are around 31 lakh registered NGOs in India. In 2015, the CBI submitted this information before the Supreme Court
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The Center said on Tuesday that Amnesty International's statement that it is being called "a constant witch-hunt" is unfortunate, exaggerated and far from the truth. The Union Home Ministry said that human rights cannot be an excuse for defying the law of the land.
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The Centre stated that the statement of Amnesty International that it was being subjected to an "incessant witch-hunt" is unfortunate, exaggerated and far from the truth.
The Union Home Ministry asserted that human rights cannot be an excuse for defying the law of the land.
A statement said that all the "glossy statements" about humanitarian work and speaking truth to power are nothing but a "ploy to divert attention".
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Amnesty International India noted that it decided to shut down its operations in India after it was “compelled to let go off staff in India” and halt all its research work as the government froze all its bank accounts.
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The bodies of the children were found last week after police mounted a search operation in the area.
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Protesters held placards which carried messages of "India: Stop the Crackdown" and "Prime Minister Narendra Modi: Don't Crush India's Charities".
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Once hailed as a champion in the fight for democracy, Suu Kyi has been stripped of a series of international honours over a Rohingya exodus that began in August 2017.
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According to AI, 31 people died in police raids between January and August this year in Jakarta and Palembang.
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In a report, Amnesty International said a Rohingya armed group brandishing guns and swords was responsible for at least one, and potentially a second, massacre of up to 99 Hindu women, men and children in August of 2017.
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The government's mandatory biometric identification project Aadhaar poses a big threat to basic rights: Human rights bodies
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Eleven human rights activists, including the two top figures with Amnesty International in Turkey, went on trial today in Istanbul on contested terror charges, an AFP correspondent said.
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Egypt has stepped up a crackdown on people suspected of homosexuality, arresting a total of 27 in a little more than a week, security officials said on Tuesday.
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Pressure on Myanmar soared as US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called the violence against Rohingya Muslims "unacceptable" and rights group Amnesty said on Friday it has evidence of the military`s "systematic" torching of villages.
Amnesty International on Wednesday reiterated its call for a ban on pellet-firing shotguns used by Indian forces in Kashmir to quell civilian protests.
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