Situation in India 'massive, systematic and dangerous': UN Special Rapporteur on minority issue
The United Nations Special Rapporteur on Minority Issues has described the erosion of fundamental rights, particularly of religious and other minoriti
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The United Nations Special Rapporteur on Minority Issues has described the erosion of fundamental rights, particularly of religious and other minoriti
USCIRF chair Abraham Cooper claimed Muslims, Sikhs, Christians, Dalits and Adivasis are experiencing "increased levels of attacks and acts of intimidation" in India.
Governmental and faith-based pressure is building on Congress and the international community to hold Myanmar’s military junta accountable for its persecution of religious minorities and to assist the nations hosting Baptist, Muslim and other refugees who have escaped the ongoing genocide.
New Delhi, Sept 21: There is a 'steady' and 'alarming' erosion of fundamental rights, particularly of religious and other minorities in India, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Minority Issue has told the USCIRF.
In rural India, private schools run by the Ekal Foundation provide access to education – but force children to imbibe divisive teachings that preach Hindu superiority.