By Priyankan Goswami on February 07, 2014
AFSPA, Ajit Bhuyan, amnesty international, Armed Forces Special Powers Act, Assam, Assam Cyber Crime, Assamese, Cyber Crime, Cyber Crime by CanIndia, Cyber Crime by India Today, Cyber Crime by India TV, Cyber Crime by Jagaran, Cyber Crime by NewsX, Human Rights, Journalist, Parag Kumar Das, Paresh Baruah, TADA, ULFA
HEADLINES
It has more than 17 years. 17 long tearful years to a mother, a brother, wife, two children and other family members who have been denied of justice because their beloved son, brother, husband or father was the truest lover of his motherland. Every one of us who have lived through his times and those […]
By Times of Assam Bureau on November 18, 2013
Abhizeet Asom, AFSPA, amnesty international, Armed Forces Special Powers Act 1958, Assam, Assam Rifles, barbaric indian army, Chairman of ULFA, Christof Heyns, Dr. Abhizeet Asom, Indian Army, Iron Lady from Manipur, Justice B P Jeevan Reddy, Manipur, Mohandas Karam Chand Gandhi, Naga Nationalist Council, Naga rebellion, Nagaland, South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre, The Assam Disturbed Areas Act of 1955, ULFA, United Liberation Front of Asom, United Liberation Front of Asom(Independent), United Nations
ARTICLES, HEADLINES
By- Dr. Abhizeet Asom Advertisements The Indian administration has extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act 1958 Assam and Manipur by another six months to continue to subdue all aspects of the rebellion against India’s occupational presence in our region. As per reports, this time the so called Maghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh (Nan Zang, excluding […]
By Hiranya Saikia on May 16, 2012
Aami Ji Kotha Koisilo, AFSPA, Ajit Bhuyan, amnesty international, Armed Forced Special Powers Act, Army, Asia Watch, Asomiya Pratidin, Assam Disturbed Areas Act, Fake Encounter, Hirak Jyoti Mahanta, Human Rights, Indian Army, Indian State exploitation, judicial killing, Manab Adhikar Sangram Samiti, MASS, National Security Act, NSA, Operation Bajrang, Parag, Parag Das, Parag Kumar Das, Rastradohir Dinlipi, Sanglot Fengla, SULFA, Swadhinatar Prastab, Swandin Asamor Arthaniti, TADA, ULFA
EXCLUSIVE, HEADLINES
When we turn the pages of history, we find people who used the pen and others who believed in the sword/gun to change society for the benefit of mankind. Gandhi, the father of the nation believed in non-violence and used the pen to fight British imperialism. Likewise Parag Kumar Das, who initiated the Human Rights […]
By Swadesh Roy on January 06, 2012
Abdus Salam Pintu, Altaf Hossain choudhury, amnesty international, Amnesty International Report, Awami League, Bagerhat, Bangladesh, Bangladesh Nationalist Party, Bangladeshi, Barisal, Bashkandi, Bhola, BNP, Buddhist, chorfashon, Christians, Commilla, crime, Delue, Deuatala Bazar, Gopalganj, Gournadi, Hafizuddin, Hindu, Hindu women, Human Rights, Jamaat-e-Islami, Jessor, Khulna, minority in Bangladesh, Motiur Rahaman Nizami, Muhammad Sahabuddin, Norsingdi, Pirojpur, Ruhul Quddus Talukder Dulu, Sathkira, Sirajganj, Tariqul Islam, Ullapara, USA
INTERNATIONAL
The 1st October of 2001 is a black day for the rational people and the minority community of Bangladesh. What has been occurring to the minority community from that day onwards cannot be expressed in words. If we see some portion of the Amnesty International Report, we will be able to understand a little bit […]
