The UAPA gives unbridled powers to the government authorities to detain an individual based on vague and arbitrary grounds. This has led to several persons being detained for months together before finally securing bail.

#UAPA #Bail #Justice
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5 Oct
Report by CHRI and AALI lays bare UP Police's strategy of delayed FIRs, intimidation tactics and pressure to ‘compromise’ in rape cases! #UPPolice #Justice #Hathras (1/5)
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Of the 14 cases, FIRs of rape were registered only in 11 cases. Of the 11 cases, the time taken by the police to finally register an FIR ranged from 2 to 228 days. (2/5)
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2 Sep
Part-1 of CJP’s webinar reveals how authorities are abusing their power to usurp rights of forest dwellers. (1/7)
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.@alijamser says that after a six year long process involving thousands of government employees, the 19 lakh plus people excluded from the #AssamNRC are yet to be given the reason for their exclusion #CJPforAssam
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31 Aug
UN agencies say persons deprived of their liberty in prisons, administrative detention centres, immigration detention centres and drug rehabilitation centres, require a specific focus. (1/5)
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Particular attention needs to be paid to persons deprived of liberty belonging to vulnerable or high-risk groups, such as the elderly, women, children, and persons with disabilities, amongst others. (2/5)
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30 Aug
Sister Meena recounts the horror of her personally being attacked, a survivor of Gendered Violence, she was paraded naked, an axe held to her neck. "I saw Death and Hate" she says. I have no words to explain the trauma, the physical trauma pain and agony. 1/2
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Uprooted I remember Kandhamal from where I have been displaced. During the violence I saw women and children killed in the forest, houses burnt, children and women attacked. Their shattered lives and insecurity added to my paid.
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30 Aug
Activist @johndayal explains how the 2008 anti-Christian violence in Kandhamal epitomises not only targeted violence against religious and other minorities, but impunity and state acquiescence with powerful political vested interests. (1/5)

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Kandhamal violence was the biggest atrocity in the Indian subcontinent on the Christian community since the tragedy of the West coast Catholics who were taken into captivity and marched to Seringapatam. (2/5)
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