Fight For Justice
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Why have most former colonies never officially sought reparations?
Colonial pasts and atoning for injustices are controversial – not just in what were perpetrator countries, but also in their victims.
Manjari Chatterjee Miller, The Conversation
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50 years after they were driven out of Uganda, South Asians are still fighting for their lost homes
In 1972, dictator Idi Amin expelled 55,000 South Asian residents from the East African country.
Liam Taylor, Thomson Reuters Foundation
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Will the bail granted to Anand Teltumbde help others in the Bhima Koregaon case to get out of jail?
This is the first bail in the matter granted on merits. But experts say that the case of each Bhima Koregaon accused will have to be considered individually.
Umang Poddar
Trending
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In Sambhal, Muslims allege UP police stormed booths, snatched IDs and beat up voters on polling day
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The numbers show the idea of Muslim population explosion is nothing but political propaganda
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Why BJP leaders’ comments on study about Muslim population in India are misleading
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Memoir: Human rights lawyer Nandita Haksar recalls her understanding of feminism as a young woman
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‘Srikanth’ review: An inspiring tale of remarkable achievement
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For 30 years, Jharkhand Adivasis have trekked up the hills of Netarhat – to renew a protest pledge
The protest against an army field firing range has given birth to an enduring movement against displacement and dispossession.
Jacinta Kerketta
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A hundred years ago, a fiery speech in Uttarakhand escalated the protests against forced labour
How protests by peasants in British Kumaun ended the oppressive begar system.
Shekhar Pathak
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‘This injustice will not go on forever’: Arundhati Roy writes to her jailed friend GN Saibaba
‘As Covid lays siege to prison after prison, including yours, they know, that given your condition, a life sentence could so easily become a death sentence.’
Arundhati Roy
Video
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Watch: Students in Pakistan enact moments from Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant’s pre-wedding event
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‘Hind’s Hall’: Rapper Macklemore releases poignant song in support of Palestine, US campus protests
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Met Gala 2024: From Alia Bhatt to Isha Ambani, what Indians in attendance wore
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Watch: South Korean band performs Rabindra Sangeet accompanied by traditional Korean instruments
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Watch: This man fused hip-hop with Bharatnatyam to dance to Shakira’s ‘Hips Don’t Lie’
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‘Our battle is half won’: Kerala nuns react after police file chargesheet against Franco Mulakkal
The priest is accused of repeatedly raping a nun from a Missionaries of Jesus convent in Kottayam between 2014 and 2016.
TA Ameerudheen
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‘Ensure Unnao teenager gets justice’: Banda rape survivor’s open letter to Modi and Adityanath
The teenager was allegedly raped by BJP legislator Kuldeep Sengar last year; Nishad was raped by then Bahujan Samaj Party MLA Purushottam Dwivedi in 2011.
Sheelu Nishad
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Two fathers have shown how arduous it is to fight medical malpractice and corruption in India
Jayant Singh and Gopendra Parmar lost their children at private hospitals. Parmar was forced to settle his case. Singh continues a legal battle.
Menaka Rao
The Reel
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‘Murder in Mahim’ review: A crime as unjust as wrongful death
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‘Srikanth’ review: An inspiring tale of remarkable achievement
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‘The Boy and the Heron’ review: An animation legend rolls out enchantment and emotional resonance
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Watch: Politics, ambition and crime in Vasantha Balan’s ‘Thalaimai Seyalagam’
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How the fantasy film ‘Pathala Bhairavi’ heavily influenced Telugu cinema
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A contempt petition pending for over 20 years may cast a shadow on Supreme Court’s Ayodhya hearing
A lawyer is trying to revive a contempt petition, filed in 1995, seeking action against seven political leaders for enabling the Babri Masjid’s destruction.
Ajaz Ashraf
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In Gambia, survivors of former president’s fake AIDS cure are fighting for justice
Some 9,000 Gambians were forced to give up conventional medicine in favour of ex-leader’s homemade cures.
Nellie Peyton, Thomson Reuters Foundation
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The Indian justice system is too slow, too complex and too costly, says new study
The courts and police are the least-preferred mechanisms for resolving disputes in India, the finds.
Aarefa Johari
The Field
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Table Tennis, Saudi Smash: Manika Batra’s dream run ends in quarter-finals
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Athletics, Doha Diamond League 2024: Neeraj Chopra, Kishore Jena open season – All you need to know
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IPL 2024: Virat Kohli stars as Bengaluru beat Punjab to stay in hunt for playoff spot
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India tour of Bangladesh: Radha Yadav stars in fifth T20I as visitors sweep series
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Athletics, Doha Diamond League 2024: In Olympic year, Neeraj Chopra keen to lay down the marker