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India's Use Of Authoritarian Tactics Against Outspoken Critics, Journalists Needs To Stop: HRW
The organisation slammed the recent NIA raids on activists' homes, NGOs and a newspaper office in Jammu and Kashmir, Delhi, and Bangalore.
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India Among Countries With Increasing Authoritarian Tendencies: Amartya Sen
Sen said that in todays India a person making critical remarks about the government was described as anti-national.
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'India Is Democratic', Says Govt After UN Rights Chief Points To 3 'Problematic' Laws
Michelle Bachelets office pointed to three problematic laws in India that have variously tightened restrictions on NGOs and led to a crackdown on dissent.
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Umar Khalid's Pre-Recorded Message: 'They Are Trying To Scare You, Trap You In Lies'
A Delhi court on Monday sent Khalid to police custody for 10 days in a case related to the Delhi riots.
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Alan And Thaha's Parents Hail Court Order: 'Felt Crushed When CPI(M) Turned Against Us'
Alan and Thaha were released from the Viyyur central jail in Thrissur on September 11 after an NIA court granted them bail with stringent conditions
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Kerala UAPA Case: Being Attracted Towards Maoism Not A Crime, Says NIA Court In Bail Order
The special court for NIA cases, which granted bail to Allan Shuhaib and Thwaha Fazal, says the young men werent involved in any act of violence.
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Kashmiri Woman Booked Under UAPA: The Story Behind Her Photo With An AK-47
At the heart of the case against Naseema Bano, the 50-year-old mother of a slain militant, is a photograph in which she holding an AK-47.
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'Dont Know What To Say, How To React': Kashmiri Journalist Booked For Anti-National' Posts
Masrat Zahra, a photojournalist in Kashmir, has been booked under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act.
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Kerala Student, Arrested Under UAPA, Allowed To Take Law Exams This Week
Alan Shuhaib was arrested along with Thaha Fasal in November last year for alleged links to Maoists.
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J&K Police Slap UAPA, Scrapped 66A Of IT Act On Social Media Users Defying Govt's Ban
The police said that social media was being "misused" by miscreants in Kashmir to "spread rumours".
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