Dr Binayak Sen, who spent two years in an Indian prison as a Prisonerof Conscience, was released on Tuesday after being granted bail by theSupreme Court.
The Government of Orissa will hold a public hearing in April 2009 on the proposed six-fold expansion of Vedanta Aluminium Limited’s alumina refining plant. The ...
The President of India should reject new amendments to anti-terror laws which would violate international human rights treaties, said Amnesty International today
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL. PUBLIC STATEMENT. 18 December 2008. AI Index No: ASA 20/031/2008. India: New anti-terror laws must meet international human rights standards ...
Dr Binayak Sen has been in prison since May 2007, accused of links with armed Maoist groups in Chhattisgarh state, India. He has been denied bail and his trial ...
Irene Khan writes about the continuing human rights issues around the world as Amnesty International celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration ...
Unprecedented in their level of coordination, the attacks in Mumbai, India, targeted public places and tourist destinations, leaving a further 300 people injured ...
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