Concluded and No Further Action Required(CLD) - 17141/24/24/2020 |
nhrc.india@nic.in <nhrc.india@nic.in> | Tue, Mar 30, 2021 at 10:56 AM | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Concluded and No Further Action Required(CLD) - 17141/24/24/2020 |
nhrc.india@nic.in <nhrc.india@nic.in> | Tue, Mar 30, 2021 at 10:56 AM | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Relief granted [Compensation, Disciplinary & Prosecution](CMP) - 2204/24/21/2020 |
nhrc.india@nic.in <nhrc.india@nic.in> | Mon, Aug 2, 2021 at 12:41 PM | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Relief granted [Compensation, Disciplinary & Prosecution](CMP) - 13140/24/71/2021-AD |
nhrc.india@nic.in <nhrc.india@nic.in> | Fri, Dec 31, 2021 at 1:46 PM | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
To: cs-uttarpradesh@nic.in, csup@nic.in, cfr.pvchr@gmail.com Cc: ar2.nhrc@nic.in | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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"My life partner and I both have hectic work schedules and long hours working on ground for the rights of marginalised people . This doesn't leave us much time to prepare homemade meals. So we often depend on packaged food. I lost my immunity due to my ignorance of its harmful effects. COVID made me realise this.
After my 12-day stay in the ICU due to COVID-19 infection in the second pandemic wave, I became more aware of my health and optimized my nutrition (high protein-rich diet) for boosting my immunity. I became aware that packaged food, which is high in fat, sugar, and salt, leads to obesity, as well as diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, and other non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
#Dignity #PVCHR #LeninRaghuvanshi #OneWorld #IIMUN
मानवाधिकार
दिवस के अवसर पर सम्मान समारोह कार्यक्रम का आयोजन
दिनांक :-
10 दिसम्बर 2021
स्थान :
मानवाधिकार जन निगरानी समिति वाराणसी कार्यालय
संक्षिप्त
रिपोर्ट
We want to improve global citizens’ human rights
situation and ensure a world without discrimination
- Statement for the 72nd Human Rights Day -
Human Rights Day was established in 1950 to commemorate the declaration of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, working toward the dignity of everyone and for freedom, justice, and equality in the world. However, seventy-four years have passed since the enactment of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the current experience of human rights on the globe is not hopeful. In some countries, democracy and human rights are declining due to the emergence of military dictatorship regimes.
Many countries around the world, including countries in Asia (e.g., Myanmar, Thailand, Philippines, and Hong Kong) are facing a crisis of democracy due to authoritarian regimes. Citizens who have struggled at the hands of the military and regimes have been abducted or detained, have gone missing, and have had their human rights brutally destroyed. This is not a single country’s problem. Broken democracies and human rights on either side of the globe are affecting other countries like falling dominoes.
In addition, between developed and developing countries, the COVID-19 vaccine has not seen equal distribution due to differences in the status of vaccine development and supply. Global pharmaceutical companies are the exclusive owners of medical technology, resulting in exorbitant vaccine prices and vaccine monopolies in developed countries. Also, the accessibility and inoculation rate of vaccines in developing countries are vastly different from those in developed countries. This has resulted in an inability to reach herd immunity, and as the world’s safety is threatened by the spread of mutations, such as the Delta and Omicron variants, people are made to fear COVID-19. In addition, the difference in the quality and quantity of education depends on digital accessibility, and this is becoming a serious problem when students cannot go to school during the pandemic. Educational inequality is clear evidence of social disparity among children in developing countries or marginalized regions, and it will eventually adhere to social and economic polarization.
Additionally, the Black Lives Matter movement and anti-Asian hate crimes have shown that racial discrimination is occurring not only in the US and Europe but also in Asia. This did not happen overnight. These problems have exploded due to deep-rooted discrimination and prejudice, combined with the outbreak of COVID-19 and other social issues. Racism caused by nationalism and white supremacy will devastate a healthy civil society and gradually establish an exclusionary attitude toward other ethnicities and races.
Accordingly,
we urge the international community and governments of each country to do the
following:
- The
international community should halt aid and cooperation with illegitimate
military governments and authoritarian regimes.
- International
organizations, such as the United Nations Security Council, the United Nations
Human Rights Council, and the International Criminal Court should strengthen
their monitoring of crimes against humanity and seek active international
measures to protect human rights.
- The
World Health Organization should come up with countermeasures to distribute
vaccines to developing countries and marginalized groups.
- Global
pharmaceutical companies should temporarily exempt the application of
intellectual property rights of COVID-19–related medical products and actively
cooperate in the sharing of medical technology and the equitable distribution
of vaccines.
- The
UN, each government, and global corporations should work together to come up
with solutions that address educational inequalities caused by unequal digital
access—for instance, by building an internet platform.
- The
government should conduct comprehensive research on race-, religion-, and
gender-based discrimination through investigations on hate crimes, protect
victims, and establish civic education programs for the realization of an
inclusive democracy.
The May 18 Memorial Foundation, Angkhana
Neelapaijit, Sushil Pyakurel, Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao, Joanna K. Carino, Bedjo
Untung, Shui Meng, Lenin Raghuvanshi, Parents Circle Families Forum , Tempo
Weekly Magazine, Serge Bambara, Dialita Choir, Watchdog documentary Maker,
Dandeniya Gamage Jayanthi, Wardah Hafiz, Malalai Joya, Irom Sharmila Chanu,
Muneer Malik, Adilur Rahman Khan, H.I.J.O.S, Mothers of Khavaran, Latifah Anum
Siregar, Bersih 2.0 , Nguyen Dan Que, Jatupat Boonpattaraksa, Nandana
Manatunga, Binayak Sen , Arnon Nampa (Up to Network of the Laureates of the Gwangju Prize
for Human Rights and Special Prize), Stephie Melina, Akhar
Mafuja, Dinesh KC, Don Tajaroensuk, Mia
Rosmiati, Nong Thi Nghi Phuong,
Shah Nawaz Shan, MD Omar Farok, Chan Hoi
Yee, Unggul Sagena, Rizqan Kariema Mustafa, Nguyen Thuy Diem, Mohammad Azmi, Das, Bidhayak, Patporn
Phoothong, KshetrimayumOnil, ParvinAkhter, MustainBillah, SurenPerera,
Shahnawaz, RiniKusnadi, Carol Riaz, Abuzuluf Bana N. E., ShaikhRizwan, Bautista
Dana Louise, Erlinda Binti Joseph, Francis Croos Judes Gnanaraj, Hyemi Kim, Kunnuwong Sippachai,
Purnama Wa Ode Siti Rahmawati, Nurhasim
Ahmad(Up to Gwangju
Research and Advocacy Solidarity Network), Asia Democracy Network, Asia Justice
and Rights