India human rights

Australia has strategic reasons to pursue closer ties, but ignoring India’s human rights issues comes with a cost.

Canberra’s concern about China is no excuse for ignoring New Delhi’s rights abuses.

While in New Delhi, Blinken should press Modi to repeal and amend laws that jeopardize human rights.

The increasing inseparability of offline and online rights abuses is manifestly clear in India.

New Delhi’s domestic compulsions shouldn’t prevent it from taking a harsher line on China’s human rights abuses.

From cricket players to journalists, Kashmiris are being booked under a law critics say is designed to stifle all dissent.

Her nomination as the Democrats’ vice presidential candidate evoked a wide range of emotions in an already polarized society.

America is no longer inspiring India. Instead, it is providing a justification for the political overreach and social polarization in Indian society.

The EU can’t make the same mistake with India it made with China: Ignoring rights concerns until it’s too late.

India’s lockdown raises concerns about the legitimacy of colonial-era laws that have been used to administer emergencies.

Looking at recent events in India through the lens of How Democracies Die.