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Articles for tag: Amnesty, attack, Bihar, Journalists, politicians

December 16, 2025

News Desk

Amnesty, politicians, journalists attack Bihar CM

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar removes the hijab of a newly recruited doctor during an official function on December 15, 2025. — X/ @SouthAsiaIndex/screengrab The amnesty stipulates that the CM’s act “insults” the dignity of women. He says no one has the right to police a woman’s faith or clothing. Mufti Mehbooba says CM should resign immediately. Amnesty International, Indian politicians and other rights groups strongly condemned Prime Minister Nitish Kumar for pulling down the hijab (veil) of Nusrat Parveen, a newly recruited Muslim doctor, during an official function. The Bihar CM, a day earlier, had removed the hijab of

April 29, 2025

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Amnesty International accuses Israel of “living genocide” in Gaza

Listen to the article Amnesty International has accused Israel of committing a “living genocide” in Gaza, violently shifting almost the entire population and engineering a humanitarian disaster, according to the annual human rights report published on Tuesday. Watchdog Secretary -General Agnes Callamard said that since October 7, 2023, people have seen “a live flow genocide”, arguing that Israel has acted with “a specific intention to destroy the Palestinians in Gaza”. The report mentioned massive civilians, widespread destruction and systematic deprivation of basic services such as water, fuel and health care. Amnesty said that 90 % of the Gaza population –

August 5, 2024

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Amnesty calls torture and sexual abuse of Palestinian prisoners a ‘war crime’

Amnesty International documents on torture and ill-treatment of Palestinian prisoners in Israel’s Sde Teiman military camp Israel’s inhumane treatment of Palestinian prisoners at the Sde Teiman prison in southern Israel, including torture and sexual assault, are “war crimes,” according to an official at Amnesty International, a global human rights watchdog. “In its recent investigation, Amnesty International documented the harrowing torture and other ill-treatment of Palestinian prisoners in the Sde Teiman military camp and other detention facilities,” Sara Hashash, deputy regional director for the Middle East and North Africa at Amnesty International, told Anadolu. Amnesty. . Hasas added that in the

December 28, 2023

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India used Pegasus spyware to target high-profile journalists: Amnesty

Forensic analyzes triggered thanks to cyber security investigation published after Pegasus user manual leak The word Pegasus and binary code appear on a smartphone placed on a keyboard in this picture taken on May 4, 2022. — Reuters A recent joint investigation by Amnesty International and a US publication, The Washington Postrevealed that the Indian government is using the notorious Pegasus spyware to target prominent journalists. Developed by the Israeli company NSO Group and sold to governments around the world, this spy software allows access to a phone’s messages, emails, photos, call recordings, location data, and even its camera. According

November 4, 2023

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Amnesty calls for FATF review to ‘eliminate’ India’s rights

Islamabad: In a joint call for action, Amnesty International, the Charity and Security Network and Human Rights Watch urged the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) to pressure the Government of India to stop the persecution, intimidation and harassment of human rights defenders, activists. , and non-profit organizations under the guise of combating the financing of terrorism. According to a recent report by the global human rights watchdog, FATF members are set to begin their fourth periodic review of India’s efforts to combat illicit financing on November 6. The report reveals that Indian authorities are using FATF recommendations as part of

December 3, 2021

The Pakistan Daily

Amnesty International demands accountability for Sialkot incident

ISLAMABAD: Amnesty International has expressed alarm over the “lynching and killing of a Sri Lankan factory manager in Sialkot” and has demanded an independent and impartial investigation into the incident. Amnesty International South Asia issued a series of tweets shortly after a mob killed a Sri Lankan national and set on fire the body in Sialkot on Friday. “Amnesty International is deeply alarmed by the disturbing lynching and killing of a Sri Lankan factory manager in Sialkot, allegedly due to a blasphemy accusation,” the human rights body said. “Authorities must immediately conduct an independent, impartial and prompt investigation and hold the perpetrators

September 29, 2020

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Amnesty International halts operations in India

Amnesty International halted its operations across India after its bank accounts were frozen in what it called a government “witch-hunt” against rights groups. NGOs have alleged harassment from Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist administration for highlighting rights abuses, including in India-occupied Kashmir (IoK). Amnesty International said that it came to know on September 10 that its Indian bank accounts were frozen, forcing it to let go of staff and pause all ongoing campaign and research work. “This is the latest in the incessant witch-hunt of human rights organisations by the Government of India over unfounded and motivated allegations,” the

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