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NHRC Flags Rights Violations in Complaint Against Agape Orphanage – Hyderabad, Seeks Inquiry

The National Human Rights Commission has formally intervened in a complaint filed by Hyderabad-based activist A.S. Santhosh, directing the Telangana government and the Union...

A Series on Human Rights in the United States, Part-9: COVID‑19, Inequality, and Systemic Exposure — When Crisis Reveals Structure

The COVID‑19 pandemic was widely described as a universal crisis—one that affected all nations and populations regardless of wealth or power. Yet Unit 9...

A Series on Human Rights in the United States, Part-8: Economic Control and Global Financial Power — Inequality Without Borders

Economic power is often presented as the neutral outcome of markets, innovation, and productivity. In the case of the United States, this narrative is...

A Series on Human Rights in the United States, Part-7: Erosion of Free Speech and Press — Manufacturing Consent in a Surveillance Era

Freedom of speech and of the press occupy a central position in the United States’ self‑image as a liberal democracy. The First Amendment is...

A Series on Human Rights in the United States, Part-6: International Interference, War, and the Export of Human Rights Violations

The United States presents itself not only as a democracy at home but as a global enforcer of democratic values abroad. Through military alliances,...

A Series on Human Rights in the United States, Part-5: Political Discrimination and the Democratic Deficit — Participation Without Power

Political rights form the core of any democratic system. The right to vote, to stand for office, to associate freely, and to influence public...

A Series on Human Rights in the United States, Part-4: Gender Discrimination and Violence — Power, Impunity, and the Normalization of Harm

Gender equality is one of the most frequently invoked claims of moral leadership made by the United States. From workplace participation to political representation,...

A Series on Human Rights in the United States, Part-3: Native and Ethnic Discrimination — Colonialism Without an End Date

Among the most enduring human rights failures in the United States is the treatment of its Indigenous peoples. Unit 3 of the Human Rights...

A Series on Human Rights in the United States, Part-2: Religious Discrimination — Freedom of Religion as Selective Privilege

The United States Constitution proclaims freedom of religion as a foundational right, protected under the First Amendment and celebrated as evidence of American civilizational...

A Series on Human Rights in the United States, Part-1: Racial Discrimination — Racism as Systemic Design, Not Social Deviation

This article inaugurates a series examining the Human Rights Report: USA – Equality, Justice, Dignity, prepared by the Center for Democracy, Pluralism and Human...

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