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15-Feb-2020

Human Consequences of Forced Migration: The Case of the Chakmas Citizen Kaun - A CJP Series: The fault lines of partition and nationhood in South Asia and the unending saga of despair of the displaced populace

15-Feb-2020

Your shit kills! Deaths of sanitation workers continue even as governments claim (sic) that they have no person involved in manual scavenging

13-Feb-2020

An Overactive State: The Case of Abducted Women at Partition Citizen Kaun - A CJP Series: Caught between religion, State, violence and patriarchy, a story of 'forced citizenship' from the time of India's partition

13-Feb-2020

NRC Assam: Detention Camps cut food ration for detainees of over three years CJP helps those in detention camps for over 3 years to secure release even as a hostile administration denies them fair nutrition

12-Feb-2020

Withdraw FIRs against Mumbai Bagh protesters: Netas, activists The Times of India

12-Feb-2020

Protest march in Delhi against CAA, NRC Activists, politicians speak in support of Mumbai Bagh protesters- The Hindu

07-Feb-2020

Census v/s NPR What to do when govt officials come to your house

07-Feb-2020

जनगणना विरुद्ध एनपीआर सरकारी अधिकारी तुमच्या घरी येतील तेव्हा काय कराल

07-Feb-2020

जनगणना विरुद्ध एनपीआर सरकारी अधिकारी तुमच्या घरी येतील तेव्हा काय कराल

07-Feb-2020

जनगणना बनाम एनपीआर सरकारी कर्मचारी आपके घर आएं तो क्या करें?

04-Feb-2020

NGO’s NRC-related work recognised The CJP’s work has found recognised in the form of the 6th eNGO challenge Certificate of Recognition- The Telegraph

03-Feb-2020

The eNGO Challenge 2019-20 CJP wins award for work in Assam

02-Feb-2020

Press Release: CJP and AIUFWP condemn armed attacks on peaceful protesters Rights groups demand action against assailants who have threatened the lives of women, children and students

01-Feb-2020

Good response to CJP’s NPR meeting in Mumbai Dadar area Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) in action

01-Feb-2020

37 Hindu Rashtra Sena members held for disrupting meeting against CAA, NRC in Kothrud The activists gathered without any permission at Gandhi Maidan and raised slogans against the event and the organisers. The activists indulged in an unlawful assembly and violated the Bombay Police Act, 1951, (Maharashtra) Section 37 (1) (3) - Hindustan Times

01-Feb-2020

Revisting the 2002 Sardarpura and Ode Massacres for Which the Convicts Just Got Bail The Narendra Modi-led state government's failure to probe the massacre of 58 Muslims led the Supreme Court to assign the cases to a Special Investigation Team. But now, the court has released the killers on bail and prescribed "social service". - The Wire

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