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NO! Children Should Never Be Handcuffed Or Put In Jail, SUHAKAM Tells PDRM

NO! Children Should Never Be Handcuffed Or Put In Jail, SUHAKAM Tells PDRM
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Covid-19: Why India needs to vaccinate undocumented immigrants, refugees

Riyaz , a Rohingya refugee who lives in a crowded camp in Delhi along with nearly 300 others, is desperate to get himself vaccinated against COVID-19. But India s ongoing vaccination drive is only open to its own citizens or those with any of the 11 identity documents specified by the government. All that Riyaz and the others in the camp have are the refugee cards issued by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). A few of us tried to get vaccinated but we were asked for Aadhaar cards, he told IndiaSpend. The lack of an Aadhaar card also means that refugees cannot get themselves tested for COVID-19.

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Why India Needs To Vaccinate Undocumented Immigrants, Refugees

Why India Needs To Vaccinate Undocumented Immigrants, Refugees
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Killing in the name of blasphemy - The Mail & Guardian

Killing in the name of blasphemy 6 Apr 2021 Amtal Hafiz holds a photo of her son Muhammad Shafique, who was sentenced to death under Pakistan’s blasphemy laws in 2008. (Photograph by Karin Brulliard/ The Washington Post via Getty Images) Aspontaneous demonstration that started on 27 February in Abbottabad, a large city in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in Pakistan, has again drawn attention to the strict and contentious blasphemy laws in the country. The angry protesters went on the rampage, shutting down markets and bazaars and blocking parts of the Karakoram Highway, also known as the Silk Route, as well as other roads in the city. They demanded the “public hanging” of a prison inmate who had allegedly desecrated a copy of the Qur’an in his cell.

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