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Human Rights - Page 4

October 22, 2026
Columns/Human Rights

India’s Medical Procurement Scams: Who Pays the Price?

Alleged irregularities in medical procurement in Delhi, Chhattisgarh and Uttar Pradesh have exposed vulnerabilities in public purchasing, including suspected price inflation, manipulated tenders and collusion between officials and private suppliers. As political

Editor's Choice/Human Rights

The Radicalisation of Childhood

Children as young as 12 are becoming involved in attacks linked to online communities that glorify mass shootings, celebrate violence and exploit vulnerable young people, according to an assessment by The Soufan Center, which warns that youth involvement in violent

October 22, 2026

Navi Pillay’s Nobel and the UN’s Sri Lanka Failure

Human Rights/Sri Lanka

Having failed on multiple occasions to reach consensus with the LTTE, Sri Lanka, finally, during President Mahinda Rajapaksa tenure, launched all-out war. The LTTE

Progress achieved, promise unfulfilled

Columns/Human Rights

Countries across Asia and the Pacific have made remarkable strides over the past three decades in tackling poverty through a combination of economic growth,

Thoughts on the Mass Rape at Cornell University

October 5, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

I had a brief experience with a fraternity at Cornell University. I was a senior in high school. I stayed in a frat for a weekend with a former high school classmate.

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Bangladesh’s Hindu Minority: Citizenship, Not Charity

October 5, 2026
Columns/Human Rights

Violence against Bangladesh’s Hindu minority has produced killings, attacks on homes and businesses, damage to temples and continuing fears over security and property. Whatever the motive in individual cases—religious hatred, political vengeance,

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Alicia Giménez Bartlett marks 30 years of Petra Delicado with a new crime novel

October 3, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Thirty years after Alicia Giménez Bartlett created Petra Delicado, the Spanish author is marking the anniversary with Bajo el cielo infernal, the thirteenth novel in the detective series and a story that

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Inside Cornell’s Rape Crisis

October 3, 2026
Editor's Choice/Education/Human Rights

The alleged group rape of a Cornell University student has become one of the most serious scandals in the 161-year history of the elite New York institution, while also exposing a legal

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The Moral Ambiguity of Christa Pike’s Execution

October 2, 2026
Editorials/Human Rights

Christa Pike's survival has exposed a contradiction that capital punishment normally conceals. The state can declare a life forfeit, but when its machinery of death fails, it suddenly becomes responsible for keeping

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Sri Lankan Socialist Party Figure Claims Two-Thirds of Population Is Poor

October 2, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

A senior figure in Sri Lanka’s Frontline Socialist Party has claimed that two-thirds of the country’s population has fallen into poverty under the current administration, while 21% of children under the age

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A World Held in Common

October 2, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics/Human Rights

Part 1 Look at the ordinary things around you. The clothes on your back, the cup beside you, the wires in the wall, the screen in your hand. Hardly any of it

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Can Prison Monitoring Change Prisons?

October 1, 2026
Editor's Choice/Human Rights

A critical examination of the growing expectations placed on prison monitors—and the dangerous gap between identifying abuse and changing the system that produces it.

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Comoros Capital Struggles With Deepening Water Crisis as Ageing Infrastructure Fails

October 1, 2026
Human Rights/World

In Moroni, the capital of the Comoros, access to water has become a daily struggle for residents who increasingly depend on private sellers, long queues and costly deliveries as the city’s ageing

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China Converts Vacant Schools Into Elderly Care Facilities as Births Plunge

October 1, 2026
Health/Human Rights

China is converting vacant primary schools and kindergartens into elderly care facilities as falling birth rates and a shrinking youth population leave classrooms empty while demand for services for older people increases.

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Flydubai Cockpit Attack: What Happened at 33,000 Feet?

October 1, 2026
Aviation/Editor's Choice/Human Rights

Passengers aboard a flydubai flight to Tel Aviv intervened in the cockpit after the aircraft began losing altitude and one pilot was allegedly stabbed by the other, according to testimonies reported by

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UN Slams Sri Lanka Over Detention of Former Spy Chief

September 30, 2026
Human Rights/Judiciary/Sri Lanka

Four United Nations human rights mandate holders have warned the Sri Lankan government of an “immediate and grave” risk of further torture and ill-treatment facing former State Intelligence Service director general Suresh

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Central Bank’s 557,000 Figure Slashes Northern Population by 593,148 Against Official Census

September 30, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

A significant discrepancy has emerged between a population figure published by Sri Lanka’s Central Bank for the Northern Province and the latest official census data issued by the Department of Census and

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Rajasthan’s Mosque Demolitions: Security or Sectarianism?

September 30, 2026
Columns/Human Rights

The demolition and eviction of Muslim religious institutions in Rajasthan’s border districts in June 2026 has triggered allegations of selective enforcement and communal targeting. An APCR fact-finding investigation documented notices issued to

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Eiffel Tower chief to step down after row over women staff and Hindu group visit

September 30, 2026
France/Human Rights/World

The head of the company operating the Eiffel Tower will step down at the end of this year following a controversy over the removal of female staff during a private visit by

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