Q. Human Rights: Violence and Violations, 1990-2011
PB Subject-wise Research Material_Q (6)
I. Subject-wise Research Material, 1930-2017
Q. Human Rights: Violence and Violations, 1990-2011
2002
a) Press clippings on themes such as Chakwara row, untouchability, religious conversions, Hinduism and untouchability, tensions in Phagi, involvement of Christian missionaries in caste rows, etc.
b) Chakwara caste row. Includes a brief report of Chakwara and its physical and social topography, an affidavit in Hindi of Bhagwan Singh, a copy of Civil Writ Petition No. 96 of 2002, press clippings on the row, etc.
Chakwara row; untouchability; religious conversions; Hinduism; Phagi; Christian missionaries
Q. Human Rights: Violence and Violations, 1990-2011
2005
Documents prepared by Campaign for Survival and Dignity. Includes an invite for a meeting in connection with Scheduled Tribes (Recognition of Forest Rights) Bill, 2005; a primer titled ‘The Scheduled Tribes and Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Bill, 2005: Truths and Falsehoods’, a document on ‘The Chaos in India’s Forest Records’, etc. Includes, a handwritten note from Priya Sreenivasa to Praful Bidwai
Q. Human Rights: Violence and Violations, 1990-2011
2010
Reports on atrocities against Adivasis/ Scheduled Tribes (STs). Includes a Fact-Finding Report of Jharkhand’s Organisation for Human Rights titled Massacre of Adivasis at Kalinga Nagar, National Convention for Tribal Rights: A Report and a few booklets in Hindi & Marathi
Q. Human Rights: Violence and Violations, 1990-2011
August 1996
a) Proceedings of the Workshop on the Impact of Militarization and the Imposition of Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act
b) ‘Human Rights Report’
c) Autumn of the Autocrat
d) Where ‘peacekeepers’ have declared war - report on violations of democratic rights by security forces and the impact of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act on civilian life in the seven states of the north-east
e) ‘Thematic Human Rights Mechanisms of the United Nations: An Introduction to their Mandates and Work’
f) ‘Roundtable conference on Police Reforms: Background material’
g) Manavadhikar sammelan report
h) Reduced To Ashes: The Insurgency and Human Rights in Punjab - a report by Ram Narayan Kumar, Amrik Singh, Ashok Agrawal, & Jaskaran Kaur
Q. Human Rights: Violence and Violations, 1990-2011
January 2004
a) Ceasefire or Setting the North-East on Fire? Peace in Jeopardy
b) The UN Human Rights Norms for Business: Towards Legal Accountability
c) Lessons not Learnt by Assam: Ethnic cleansing and internal displacement in Karbi Anglong and NC Hills
d) Amnesty International Report 2006: the state of the world’s human rights
e) Enduring Occupation: Palestinians under siege in the West Bank
f) Iran: The last executioner of children
g) Perils of faith: Report of HRCP Working Group on Communities Vulnerable because of their Beliefs
h) ‘Committee on Reforms of Criminal Justice System’ (Govt. of India, Ministry of Home Affairs) - Questionnaire
i) Campaign Against Death Penalty
