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INDIA: Report sheds light on juvenile justice in conflict affected districts
Report by Asian Centre for Human Rights highlights the state of juvenile justice in the 197 districts suffering from internal armed conflict in India.
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25/03/2013 |
Asian Center for Human Rights
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INDIA: Government bans all forms of child labour
Child Rights activists across India have hailed the Parliament of India for passing a landmark law against trafficking.
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22/03/2013 |
Bachpan Bachao Andolan
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International Colloquium on Juvenile Justice
HAQ: Centre for Child Rights, in partnership with Penal Reform International, the National Law University in Delhi, UNICEF India, Save the Children India, Child Fund India and Cordaid, is organizing an International Colloquium on Juvenile Justice on 16-18 March.
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16/03/2013 |
HAQ: Centre for Child Rights
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INDIA: Rescuers fear India will drop new law banning child labour
A radical new law to ban child trafficking in India may be dropped by the country's parliament.
The Observer has learned that attempts have been made to water down the proposed move despite evidence showing the trafficking of hundreds of thousands of children in the country.
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25/02/2013 |
The Guardian - UK
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INDIA: Fighting for the implementation of child protection laws
In the Bengal region in the west, trafficking and sexual exploitation are still the most serious scourges faced by the Terre des hommes teams. At an interview given to the local paper Postnoon , Lopa Bhattacharjee, coordinator for child protection, spoke of Tdh’s activities in India. Here is a resume of his interview, focussing on the efforts still to be made in the matter of implementing the child protection laws.
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21/02/2013 |
Terre des hommes - child relief
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INDIA: New Sexual Violence Ordinance should be rejected, say human rights groups
Legislators in India should substantially amend or replace the new criminal law on violence against women in the forthcoming budget session of the parliament, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have said.
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19/02/2013 |
Human Rights Watch
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INDIA: UN Chief praises groundbreaking report on violence against women
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay, on Friday welcomed the report of the Verma Committee as a groundbreaking basis for action against violence against women in India, and urged the Government to follow through on its vision and recommendations.
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25/01/2013 |
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
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INDIA: Child maids face slavery, abuse and sometimes rape
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22/01/2013 |
Washington Post
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What Inequality Means For Children: Evidence From Young Lives
Understanding how poverty and inequalities affect children is central to understanding the impact of the MDGs and development of the post-2015 agenda.
This paper draws together research from across the Young Lives longitudinal study of child poverty to answer questions about how inequality shapes children’s development. Our conclusions are wide-ranging – spanning education, health and nutrition, and psychosocial development. Overall, the evidence is clear – that children from the poorest households are most vulnerable and quickly fall behind their peers, in terms of equality of opport
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15/01/2013 |
Young Lives
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INDIA: Outcry after rape of girl triggers calls for reduction in age of consent
Following the girl's rape, the suggestion that the age of marriage
should be be lowered to reduce rapes, sparked both a wave of
anger and a debate about India’s attitudes towards women.
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07/11/2012 |
The Independent
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INDE : Le Moyen Age sévit aux abords de New Delhi
Dans l'État de l'Haryana, le nombre de viols a doublé en huit ans, avec pour premières victimes certaines castes et les jeunes filles considérées comme inférieures.
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30/10/2012 |
Le Monde
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INDIA: Schools across country spurn children with HIV
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24/10/2012 |
Deccan Herald
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INDIA: Court rules that evidence of child witnesses cannot be rejected outright
In a recent case of child sex abuse, the Delhi High Court ruled that "the evidence of a child witness cannot be rejected outright, [but it] must be evaluated more carefully and with greater circumspection because a child is susceptible to be swayed by others."
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23/10/2012 |
Economic Times, India
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INDIA: Devise code of conduct for private schools, says child rights panel
Research has found that private schools are not admitting children belonging to poorer social groups.
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08/10/2012 |
The Hindu
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INDIA: Persistent violations of children's rights
The violations highlighted are those issues raised with the State by more than one international human rights mechanism. This is done with the intention of identifying children's rights which have been repeatedly violated, as well as gaps in the issues covered by NGOs in their alternative reports to the various human rights monitoring bodies. These violations are listed in no particular order.
Please note this is a work in progress. Send comments to info@crin.org
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17/09/2012 |
Child Rights International Network
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INDIA: Children's rights in the UN Special Procedures' reports
This report extracts mentions of children's rights issues in the reports of the UN Special Procedures. This does not include reports of child specific Special Procedures, such as the Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography, which are available as separate reports.
Please note that the language may have been edited in places for the purpose of clarity.
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13/09/2012 |
Child Rights International Network
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INDIA: Ministry proposes ban on corporal punishment
A 2007 study on child abuse revealed that almost 65 per cent of children suffer corporal punishment in schools.
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11/09/2012 |
The Hindu
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INDIA: Supreme Court seeks information on missing children
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17/08/2012 |
BBC
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INHUMAN SENTENCING: Life imprisonment of children in the Commonwealth
Report on life imprisonment sentences for children in the Commonwealth States.
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01/08/2012 |
Child Rights International Network
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INDIA: Prohibition of Child Marriage Act will override personal laws, says High Court
On 28 July, the Delhi High Court passed a judgement on child marriage.
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31/07/2012 |
Hindustan Times
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