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Christmas 2023 | Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy's Christmas party marks end of term

The institute also hosted a workshop with Jan Vikas Samiti and children enjoyed an early Christmas party ....

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The Constitutional Provisions For Women With Disabilities In India

The writer is a Junior Research Fellow under the supervision of Arvind Kumar Mishra, Zakir Husain Center for Educational Studies, School of Social Science, Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi

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Landmark victory for India's MeToo movement as Delhi court strikes down defamation claim

Landmark victory for India’s MeToo movement as Delhi court strikes down defamation claim
Rituparna Chatterjee
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In a landmark ruling on a case that has defined India’s MeToo movement, a Delhi court on Wednesday struck down the criminal defamation lawsuit brought by a former government minister against a woman journalist who accused him of sexual harassment.
Acquitting Priya Ramani in the case initiated by former foreign minister MJ Akbar, additional chief metropolitan magistrate Ravindra Kumar Pandey observed that “a woman has the right to put her grievance, even after decades”.
The court also noted the social stigma attached to such allegations, and said that society must understand the impact of sexual abuse and harassment on its victims. Justice Pandey observed that “even a man of social status can be a sexual harasser” and that the “right of reputation can’t be protected at the cost of right t ....

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India's inadequate disability pensions pushed its mental health patients to the brink amid lockdown

“The value of the emergency cash transfer worked out to less than $5 per month, which was grossly inadequate,” Satendra Singh, disability activist, told
IndiaSpend. “It should have been $1.9 per day, as per the International Labour Organization recommendation, or Rs 5,000 per month. Further, [the eligibility meant] only 8% of working-age adults with disabilities [were covered].”
In its Covid-19 response, the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific
urged countries to cover the “missing middle” – a group whose income often disqualifies its members from poverty-targeted schemes in which they do not have to contribute.
At the same time, many do not participate in contributory schemes (such as the ....

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