by
Tag: Human Rights
-
Namita Thapar Urges Workers to Speak Against Abuse
Namita Thapar urges employees in India to speak out against workplace human rights violations, drawing support from Arfa Khanum Sherwani amid growing debate.
-
Chhattisgarh Christian Community Drags State to High Court Over New Anti-Conversion Law
The Christian community challenges Chhattisgarh’s 2026 Freedom of Religion Bill in the High Court, fighting a law that threatens life imprisonment for faith conversions.
by
-
Israel declines criminal probe into 1980s Guatemala genocide role
Israel’s Attorney General blocks a criminal probe into the country’s role in the 1980s Guatemalan genocide, citing lack of evidence and statute of limitations.
by
-
Chhattisgarh CM orders arrests after three laborers die in sewer
Chhattisgarh CM Vishnu Deo Sai orders a crackdown on manual scavenging after three workers die in a Raipur septic tank. Read the full report on RootsAlert.
by
-
Chhattisgarh Surgeon Gets Two Year Sentence for Sterilization Deaths
A Chhattisgarh court sentenced Dr. R.K. Gupta to two years for the 2014 Bilaspur sterilization tragedy where 13 women died due to medical negligence.
by
-
Iran’s Death Toll Surpasses 1,200 as Strikes Intensify on Tehran
More than 1,200 dead in Iran as US-Israeli strikes enter second week, including at least 300 children killed in bombings on schools and residential areas. Iran’s Death
by
-
Dreams Turned to Nightmares: 11 Jharkhand Workers Return from Dubai with Tales of Assault and Unpaid Wages
11 of the 14 stranded Jharkhand workers have returned from Dubai, alleging severe assault, unpaid wages, and a lack of government financial aid for their tickets. Read their harrowing story of survival and escape on RootsAlert.
by
-
14 Jharkhand Workers Trapped in Dubai; Passports Seized, Wages Slashed
Fourteen migrant workers from Jharkhand are stranded in Dubai alleging wage theft, seized passports, and extortion threats by their employer. Read the full report on their plea for repatriation.
by
-
The Quiet Defiance: How Iran’s Protest Movement Evolved to Survive the Crackdown
While the massive, fiery street clashes of late 2022 have largely subsided under the weight of a severe state crackdown, the protest movement in Iran has not been extinguished. Instead, it has evolved into a simmering, sustained campaign of civil disobedience—marked by women defying hijab laws and sporadic, localized strikes—proving that the underlying crisis of…
by
