Caste,Rape and patriarchy: Analysis by Lenin Raghuvanshi

Poor for hanging but real culprit is out and free: mockery of Indian Judicial System

Our organisation has been supporting the case of Ramji and Suresh ji for a long time. We hope people of this country recognise the value of life and power of forgiveness.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8pp8PIzc1Y&feature=youtu.be

http://www.pvchr.net/2013/03/life-of-poor-people-is-waiting-mercy.html

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/8-convicts-denied-mercy-by-President-get-SC-stay-on-hanging/articleshow/19421241.cms

Congratulation to Sapana Chaurasiya for HT women 2013 certificate of appreciation

 Shabana Azami(Film actress from Bollywood),Sapana Chaurasiya and Mrs.Dimple Yadava

Congratulation to Sapana Chaurasiya for HT women 2013 certificate of appreciation with hand of Mrs. Dimple Yadav, MP and wife of Chief Minister of UP at Taj Hotel of Lucknow.It is a great honour for woman survivor to fight against domestic violence and sexual assault. Thanks to Hindustan Times.Please read full story:http://www.pvchr.net/2013/03/recognition-of-woman-survivor-sapana.html

Europe wants to support Hindu Fascist understanding due to their financial interest with India?

http://www.pvchr.net/2013/03/europe-wants-to-support-hindu-fascist.html

Dalit Women and Untouchability in India

All available data on the status of Dalit women’s rights to education, health and work participation, indicates that they are subjected to lower levels of enjoyment of these rights as compared both to non-Dalit women and men, and Dalit men. There exists, however, very little current data regarding women’s experiences of descent-based violence and discrimination – the available data is classified either by gender or caste, but does not include both factors and the relations between them. Caste based untouchability, discrimination and violence is extensively researched and documented, but mostly with referring to Dalits as one single group, not illuminating the specific intersection between descent, occupation-based identity and gender identity in the experiences of Dalit women.

Dalit women are, like their male counterparts, subordinated by poverty and caste, but at the same time they are also subjected to the patriarchal power that makes them vulnerable to exploitation and domination not only by upper castes, but also by Dalit men. These women suffer from double disability in the Indian society. The first disability of being female is doubled with the caste tag over their head. In all states, an overwhelming majority of Dalit women work outside of their homes – mostly with labour connected to agriculture, which is known for exceptionally low wages.

Please read the link:
http://newssquare.in/dalit-women-and-untouchability-in-india/

http://radikalportal.no/2013/03/11/fordommene-vant-over-oss/

PVCHR: India: Threats to human rights defenders of PVCHR

PVCHR: India: Threats to human rights defenders of PVCHR ...: http://www.pvchr.asia/?id=138 ………………………………………………………………………………………… Issue: Intimidation, right to life with dignity, threat to human righ...

PVCHR: India: Threats to human rights defenders of PVCHR

PVCHR: India: Threats to human rights defenders of PVCHR ...: http://www.pvchr.asia/?id=138 ………………………………………………………………………………………… Issue: Intimidation, right to life with dignity, threat to human righ...