Human Rights
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'Discourse on human rights, feminism has been appropriated by the West:' Nandita Haksar responds
Nandita Haksar
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Yes, sexual exploitation and slavery exist. But they are not the same as sex work
Meena Saraswathi Seshu
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Sex work or slavery?: Why human rights discourse is no longer a tool for liberation
Nandita Haksar
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Anarchy in Chhattisgarh: What a new fact-finding report says about police atrocities in the state
Aarefa Johari
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Look who else is cracking down on international NGOs: China
Andreas Fulda, The Conversation
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Government using foreign funding act to suppress dissenting voices: NGOs, activists
Scroll Staff
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'Psychological torture does not work': A forensic psychologist on interrogating a criminal
Menaka Rao
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Why human rights groups do not want a politician on the National Human Rights Commission
Ipsita Chakravarty
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Russia voted off UN Human Rights Council
Scroll Staff
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UP had highest number of judicial, police custody deaths in Oct 2015-Sept 2016: Human rights panel
Scroll Staff
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UN Goodwill envoy and sex slave survivor Nadia Murad wins Vaclav Havel Human Rights Prize
Scroll Staff
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The battle over abortion rights in Poland is not yet over
Anne-Marie Kramer, The Conversation
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Imprisoned Uyghur professor wins Martin Ennals Award for 'bringing to light harsh Chinese policies'
Scroll Staff
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The plan to dam Asia's last free-flowing, international river
Diana Suhardiman, The Conversation
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With its new government, Nepal finally has the opportunity to set its ghosts to rest
Meenakshi Ganguly
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A Chhattisgarh father's tragedy: One son framed as a Maoist, another is killed as a police informer
Malini Subramaniam
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India asks UN Human Rights Council to urge Pakistan to penalise people targeting its neighbours
Scroll Staff
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Why hundreds of women have died in the government’s horrific sterilisation camps
Sandhya Srinivasan
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Kashmiri activist says he was stopped from travelling to Geneva for a UN human rights meet
Scroll Staff
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Women are being traded as slaves on WhatsApp – here’s how the UN can act
James Cockayne, The Conversation