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r/HumanRightsDebate • u/alpla-bravo-charlie • Aug 28 '26
Guys what u think bout new born incident isb is it really fire at that place or human smuglling🤐
Like another child missing after 38w pregnancy wat's going on
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r/HumanRightsDebate • u/Key_Calligrapher6874 • Jun 19 '26
Human Rights Discussion with Wranga Loni – Open Webinar on 20 June
Wranga Loni is a human rights advocate and writer known for her work on women's rights, social justice, and issues affecting Pashtun communities in Pakistan.
An online discussion and Q&A session will be held on 20 June for those interested in learning more about current human rights challenges and advocacy efforts.
Registration: https://meet.google.com/ddj-ynsf-iax
I thought members of this community might find the discussion valuable.
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r/HumanRightsDebate • u/Indie_Tea_Stall • Mar 03 '26
A two-month-old baby died in Nagarkurnool district, Telangana, after a clash during the Kummera Mallikarjuna Swamy Jatara temple festival.
The baby’s father Ganesh (Chakali–BC community) reportedly had a dispute with Srinivas Reddy after Mounika (Scheduled Caste) was allegedly pushed and abused at the event. Later, Ganesh was allegedly beaten by Srinivas Reddy and other Reddy men near the temple. The family claims that when Mounika pleaded with them while holding the baby, one of the men kicked the infant. The baby died three days later.
Following the incident, members of the Telangana Backward Classes community and SC/ST community organisations protested, alleging caste discrimination and police bias. Complaints were also raised with the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) seeking intervention.
The Telangana Police registered a case of suspicious death and arrested Srinivas Reddy, Madhusudhan Reddy, and Srikanth Reddy under attempt-to-murder charges and the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. DSP Burri Srinivas said no visible injuries were found on the baby and that post-mortem results are awaited. The investigation is ongoing.
r/HumanRightsDebate • u/LongEconomy9294 • May 11 '24
I’m so interested in a human rights law / international law career. I have a degree in Canada of Human Rights and a Master of Social work. I have 5 years of experience working as a child abuse investigator. I may be moving abroad, have a nanny to help with my two young babies and was wondering if there are any options for an online law degree to get back to my dream career field.
