Human Rights, Child Labour, Nhrc

SURESH K PANDEY : Public Meeting 'Longing For Justice' at Jawahar Bhawan

Redefining Justice: Legal Luminaries Highlight Judicial Challenges In Case Against Jailed Anti-CAA Activists

BY Apeksha Priyadarshini

PTI : Supreme Court

Supreme Court Declares Beggars’ Homes A ‘Constitutional Trust’, Not Penal Facilities

BY Outlook News Desk

Vikas Thakur I Outlook : Adivasi's move from bonded labour to education through literacy drives.

The Forests Are Alive With The Sound Of Learning

BY Murugeswari Balan

| Photo: AP/Ghaith Alsayed : Syria Clashes

Sweida Erupts: Over 240 Dead In Syria’s Deadliest Druze-Government Clashes In Years

BY Outlook News Desk

AP Photo/Antonin Utz : South Africa's Caster Semenya leaves in the European Court of Human Rights on Thursday, July 10, 2025, in Strasbourg.

Olympic Champion Caster Semenya Did Not Get Fair Hearing In Sex Eligibility Case, Human Rights Court Rules

BY Associated Press

File Image : Corporate activities in Israel under UN scrutiny

UN Report Links Companies To Israel’s Actions In Palestinian Territory

BY Outlook News Desk

AP/Hassan Ammar, File : Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, left, FIFA President Gianni Infantino, center, and Russian President Vladimir Putin watch the 2018 World Cup opening match between Russia and Saudi Arabia at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow on June 14, 2018.

Saudi Arabia World Cup: FIFA Fails To Uphold Its Human Rights Policy, Claims Rights Group

BY Associated Press

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PTI : protest over the death of a Nepali student at the Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) campus

“Deeply Saddened by Tragic Demise of Nepali Student at KIIT,” Says MEA

BY Outlook News Desk

| Photo: Getty Images : All Vs One: New Yorkers protest against the policies of the Trump administration at the Union Square on Presidents’ Day in February

Birthright Citizenship To Federal Fund Freeze: Trump’s Litany Of Legal Woes

BY Avantika Mehta

AP - For representation purposes only : The deportees, largely from Asian countries, were part of a deal stuck between the Trump administration and Panama and Costa Rica.

Panama Releases Dozens Of Detained Deportees From US Into Limbo Following Human Rights Criticism

BY Outlook News Desk

PTI : Chief Advisor of the interim government Mohammad Yunus |

Yunus Urges Preservation Of Atrocity Records Under Hasina's Regime

BY PTI

JOSPIN MWISHA / AFP : A member of the M23 movement stands guard during an enrolment of civilians, police officers, and former members of the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) who allegedly decided to join the M23 movement voluntarily in Goma on February 23, 2025. Recent gains have given the M23 movement control of Lake Kivu following its lightning offensive in the east.

Congo and Rwanda: Looking Back In Anger

Outlook India : People gather at Jantar Mantar to demand the release of political prisoners.

Marking Human Rights Day, Students Gather At Jantar Mantar To Demand The Release Of Political Prisoners

BY Apeksha Priyadarshini

Gaza’s Children Suffer Amid Medical Evacuation Delays

Gaza’s Children Suffer Amid Medical Evacuation Delays

BY Syed Ayan Mojib

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AP : Ex-Chile President Michelle Bachelet

Ex-Chile President Michelle Bachelet To Be Conferred With Indira Gandhi Peace Prize

BY PTI

Bangladesh's Persecution Of Hindus: A Global Human Rights Crisis Demanding Action

Bangladesh's Persecution Of Hindus: A Global Human Rights Crisis Demanding Action

BY Anjali Rawat (Avi)

Representative Image : Global Tensions Rise As ICC Issues Arrest Warrants For Netanyahu

Italy, France And More Vow to Arrest Netanyahu Following ICC Warrant

BY Outlook News Desk

Getty Images : Life In Kabul On First Anniversary Of Taliban Takeover

‘Nothing Resembling An Adequate Response To The Crisis Of Afghan Women’: Heather Barr Of Human Rights Watch

BY Avantika Mehta

Getty Images : Protests after Gauri Lankesh's assassination

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“Seeing Hope Beyond Despair”: Kavitha Lankesh Pays A Fiery Tribute To Her Sister In Gauri

BY Apeksha Priyadarshini

(Photo by Biplov Bhuyan/SOPA Images/LightRocket) : Manipur police officers check commuters during a curfew. Tensions are running high since ethnic clashes erupted last May following a rally organised by the All Tribal Students Union (ATSU) to protest and demand the inclusion of the Meiteis in the Scheduled Tribes (STs) list.

What Do You Think, When Will Normalcy Return In Manipur?

BY Prasun Goswami

UN Human Rights say Armed Groups May Have Committed War Crimes

UN Human Rights Office Says Israeli Forces, Palestinian Armed Groups May Have Committed War Crimes

BY Associated Press

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Representative Image/Getty Images : Members of the Kuki-Zo community are attending a protest against the violent clashes that began last year between the Meiteis and the Kuki-Zo ethnic groups in the northeastern state of Manipur, in New Delhi, India, on May 3, 2024.

Why NHRC-India’s Accreditation Has Been Deferred By UN-Backed Body For 2 Years In A Row

BY Outlook News Desk

X/@RoKhanna : Congressman Ro Khanna |

Lecturing India On Human Rights Would Not Work: Indian American Lawmakers

BY PTI

AI for Good: India and Beyond

"AI For Good: India And Beyond" - A Book Navigating The Legal Landscape Of AI

BY Manish Saini

AP : Human rights groups caution that efforts to curb crossings haven't protected the tens of thousands of migrants stuck in Tunisia |

Activist In Tunisia Arrested As Conditions For Migrants And Their Advocates Worsen

BY Associated Press

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