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Рішення РСУ унормували роботу судів на час пандемії, забезпечивши доступ громадян до правосуддя, — Олександр Сасевич
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Petition seeks Delhi HC to set aside Minorities Commission s Fact-Finding Committee report

Petition seeks Delhi HC to set aside Minorities Commission s Fact-Finding Committee report
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Turkish prisons overcrowded under Erdogan s rule

SHARE Turkey’s prison population has more than doubled in recent years, while the government jailed political opponents, lawyers and journalists at an increasing rate. Recent figures from Turkstat, the government’s statistics agency, showed there were 291,546 prisoners at the end of 2019 compared to 120,194 a decade earlier. Since President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s AKP party came to power in 2002, there has been nearly a four-fold rise in the number of incarcerations. Inmate numbers have risen by at least 10 per cent each year since 2013, according to Turkstat. From the end of 2010 to the end of 2020, Turkey s prison population grew by 13 per cent,

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HC seeks Centre s response on plea challenging North East Delhi riots report

HC seeks Centre s response on plea challenging North East Delhi riots report ANI | Updated: Feb 23, 2021 20:40 IST New Delhi [India], February 23 (ANI): The Delhi High Court on Tuesday sought a response from the Government of India on a petition challenging the report of a fact-finding committee constituted by the Delhi Minorities Commission in relation to February 2020 North East Delhi violence. The plea sought to quash and set aside a report dated June 27, 2020 published by the fact-finding committee constituted. The plea has also challenged several private reports, including those published by Human Rights Watch, the Citizens and Lawyers Initiative and Amnesty International India.

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Reply to plea on quashing independent reports: HC

Updated: Share Article AAA The Delhi High Court on Tuesday sought response from the government on a plea to quash various independent reports on the north-east Delhi riots, including the report of the fact-finding committee formed by the Delhi Minorities Commission (DMC). The petition by advocate Dharmesh Sharma, a victim of the north-east Delhi riots, has sought to declare reports by any statutory authorities or private organisations or any extra-judicial private tribunal without any authority of law as void. The plea said such reports ought not be relied upon by any judicial forum, including the courts where matters in respect of north-east Delhi riot cases are pending.

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