
Death of five-year-old girl due to starvation and illness in Agra: NHRC issues notice to UP Govt.
National Human Rights Commission India has taken suo motu cognizance of a media report that a 5-year-old girl has allegedly died due
National Human Rights Commission India has taken suo motu cognizance of a media report that a 5-year-old girl has allegedly died due
*Hetvi Trivedi, Research Associate, GNLU-GUJCOST Research Centre of Excellence in IP Laws, Policies & Practices, Gujarat National Law University
Cite as: (2020) PL (IPR) April 88
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Knowledge Steez along with Youth for Human Rights, Nepal brings to you Winter School on Human Rights 2018 taking place at Hotel
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