 | Build an Asia axis that doesn’t seek attention and approval of the WestWhile no one can take away the exceptional achievements of Western countries in science and technology, one can never forget the human cost of Western domination. |
 | File med records in Rayagada woman death case: NHRC to SPThe Commission issued the direction after considering the report submitted by the Rayagada SP in pursuance of an order issued earlier. |
 | Dindi Lift Irrigation Scheme oustees compensation ‘not enough’The demands put forth by the HRF include the allocation of two acres of land, the construction of residential houses, and financial assistance. |
 | Human rights in Russia have ‘significantly’ worsened since Ukraine war began, UN-backed expert saysThe report said over half of all protesters who were arrested for what it called “peaceful anti-war activism” were women. |
 | Deal with hearing on religious freedom in India with equanimityThe US Commission for International Religious Freedom has announced a Congressional hearing on religious freedom in India on September 20. |
 | Egyptian court gives government critic 6-month sentence in a case condemned by rights groupsMany rights groups criticized the arrest and trial of Kassem, including Amnesty International, which said the charges were politically motivated. |
 | Top activist 'Grow' Vasu, who protested against Maoist killings in Kerala, released from jailVasu was arrested by the Kozhikode Medical College police in July this year after he failed to accept the warrant issued by the court or pay the fine. |
 | US President Biden says he raised issues on human rights and press freedom with PM ModiPrior to Biden's visit to New Delhi, the US State Department had reiterated that it has been "regularly" raising the issue of human rights with India and will do so in the future. |
 | India rejects 'unwarranted and misleading' comments of UN experts on strife-torn ManipurIndia's response came after a group of UN experts raised alarm about reports of "serious human rights violations and abuses" in ethnic violence-hit Manipur. |
 | J&K administration plans unique ID for every house, street in SrinagarThe work on Unique ID started on a pilot project basis in SMC areas in Srinagar and a plate will be installed outside the houses. |
 | Israeli troops kill 17-year-old Palestinian civilian during raids in northern West BankAbu Khurog's death comes amid rising violence in the West Bank. |
 | Saudi Arabia border guards fired on, killed hundreds of Ethiopian migrants: Human Rights Watch“If migrants are captured, they are reportedly oftentimes subjected to torture by being lined up and shot through the side of the leg to see how far the bullet will go," a letter from the UN read. |
 | Concern over deletion of job cards, worker names in Andhra PradeshAccording to the report, a staggering 77.9 lakh worker names were deleted, constituting a significant net deletion of 59.6 per cent of the total 1.22 crore workers in AP in 2022-23. |
 | Tamil Nadu SHRC member visits Nanguneri caste atrocity victimsSpeaking to the press, Kannadasan said he would give his recommendations to the state government for preventing caste atrocities in schools. |
 | Telangana High Court: HRC has no authority to probe medical negligence caseThe practitioner contended that the Telangana State Human Rights Commission's actions exceeded its powers and violated Section 12 of the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993. |
 | The life and death of a 'brave, but mad' Russian activist Anatoly BerezikovA rights activist and a lawyer, who have been looking into Berezikov's alleged suicide in custody, have left Russia in the wake of threats they received from security services. |
 | US says it will continue to raise human rights concerns with India ahead of President Biden's visitThe State Department was responding to a question if President Biden, during his upcoming trip to India, will be asking India about the alleged Christian persecution in the country. |
 | Former Kerala HC CJ Manikumar to be rights commission chairmanThe decision in this regard was taken by a three-member panel led by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Monday. However, the decision was not unanimous with Leader of Opposition V D Satheesan. |
 | Rights group reports war crimes in Sudan, including deliberate attacks on civilians, sexual assaultAmnesty International's report said civilians were killed and wounded in targeted attacks. The group also reported women being raped, with some held in conditions "amounting to sexual slavery." |
 | HC quashes TSHRC stay in land dispute caseThe bench was hearing a writ petition filed by Mokkapati Srihari and three others who moved court after the TSHRC. |
