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WARRENTON â A settlement agreement between North Carolinaâs government and civil-rights groups is expected to lead to some sort of early release for 3,500 state-prison inmates in hopes of getting them out of the immediate line of fire of COVID-19. The deal prospectively resolves a lawsuit against the state the State Conference of the NAACP and other groups had lodged on behalf of prisoners, a case that a judge had already warned both sides the state was likely to lose. The state has 180 days to complete the process once Wake County Superior Judge Vince Rozier, whoâs overseeing the case, acts on a request from the two sides to delay further court action.
The Wire Impact: After 70 Years, Rajasthan Amends Prison Manual That Sanctioned Caste-Based Labour The move comes nearly two months after The Wireâs report had exposed conditions of institutionalised casteism in prisons of Rajasthan and several other states in India. Illustration: Pariplab Chakraborty Rights13/Feb/2021 Mumbai: For over 70- years, the Rajasthan state had followed an unconstitutional and violative prison manual that allowed assignment of labour on the basis of a prisonerâs caste. This institutionalised caste practice had continued unchallenged until The Wireâs report exposed the conditions in prisons of Rajasthan and several other states in India. suo motu demand an overhaul of the prison manual. And on February 2, the stateâs home department was compelled to repeal all those prison rules which allowed caste-based labour assignments in prison.
Awaiting Trial for Six years, UAPA Prisoner Dies While in Custody Kanchan Nanaware, who was arrested for her alleged Maoist links, suffered from a congenital heart disease. She had been moved to a hospital on January 16. Kanchan Nanaware. Photo: Special arrangement Rights25/Jan/2021 Mumbai: A studentsâ rights activist from Chandrapur district, Kanchan Nanaware, who was arrested in 2014 for her alleged role in the Maoist movement, succumbed to a heart and brain ailment in the state-run Sassoon hospital in Pune. Nanaware was 38 years old and belonged to the Adivasi community. Nanaware, who was born with a congenital heart illness, had developed a brain ailment in the past week. Her family and lawyers allege that neither the jail nor hospital authorities informed them till her brain surgery was conducted on January 16.
Perpetual prisoner: Why Gopanna Reddy never gets out of jail As soon as heâs acquitted of charges filed against him, the former Naxal is arrested using warrants from 1998 and jailed again. Gopanna Reddy, right, with his brother Bucchi Reddy. On the evening of December 6, Gopanna Reddy, 62, received news that filled him with excitement. After 15 years in jail, he was being acquitted. He could finally go home. Gopanna, a resident of Subba Reddy Gudam in Telenganaâs Nalgonda district, was first arrested in 2006 for alleged Maoist links. Four cases were filed against him, including for firing and bombing. He was acquitted in all these cases in 2011. But minutes after he was released, he was arrested and slapped with three more cases. In 2014, he was again acquitted in the new cases as well and released. But as soon he stepped out of jail, he was arrested again and charged in four more cases.