Q. Human Rights: Violence and Violations, 1990-2011
1998
Writings and material on International Criminal Court. Includes an explainer document on ICC, articles on ICC and related themes by Benjamin B. Ferencz, Usha Ramanathan, Diane F. Orentlicher, Barbara Bedont & Katherine Hall-Martinez, Leeladhara Bhandary, & A.G. Noorani titled ‘Misguided Fears About the International Criminal Court’, ‘Child Soldiers: Finding Recognition in International Humanitarian Law’, ‘New Legal Foundations for Global Survival’, ‘Ending Impunity for Gender Crimes under ICC’, ‘International Criminal Court: Developments in Prosecution’, ‘India and the ICC’, etc. Also, includes documents on ICC-India Campaign, The Rome Statute, International Justice
Q. Human Rights: Violence and Violations, 1990-2011
1999
Communal peace initiatives. Includes a report of the Minorities Council titled Communal Riots: Prevention and Control, a press clipping of an article by Iqbal Ansari, a draft of document on Inter-Community Peace Initiative: Hindu-Muslim Conciliation, another publication of Minorities Council titled Hindu-Muslim Living Together How?, etc.
Q. Human Rights: Violence and Violations, 1990-2011
November 2000
a) E-mail from Shamsul to Sanjay Rodrick Jha sharing some material on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots
b) ‘The Foreign Exchange of Hate: IDRF and the American Funding of Hindutva’. Includes a cover note on the report
c) Combating Impunity: A compilation of articles on the International Criminal Court and its relevance to India by Vahida Nainar & Saumya Uma
d) International Criminal Court & India: Some Questions & Answers by Saumya Uma
e) The International Criminal Court Monitor, Issue No. 29 & 30
1984 anti-Sikh riots; International Criminal Court; India
Q. Human Rights: Violence and Violations, 1990-2011
March 2002
a) State-Sponsored Carnage in Gujarat - report of a CPI(M)-AIDWA Delegation
b) Communalism Combat: Hate Hurts, Harmony Works, Year 8, No. 77-78
c) How has the Gujarat Massacre affected minority women? The Survivors Speak by Syeda Hameed, Ruth Manorama, Malini Ghise, Sheba George, Farah Naqvi, & Mari Thekaekara
d) Prevention of Communal Violence: Rule of Law & Peace Initiative
e) Gujarat Carnage - a report. A copy available in Hindi
