Workshop calls on media to champion child rights, address crimes against children in Nagaland
NSCPCR, Kohima Press Club hold joint workshop as part of KPC’s 25th anniversary
“Duty we owe to every child”: State Commission issues advisory amid rising child abuse cases
Amid a troubling increase in child abuse cases in the state, the State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (SCPCR) has issued a stern advisory urging strict vigilance and immediate…
Border Fencing, Rights, and Justice
The most recent appeal by the Konyak Union (KU) to the Governor of Nagaland brings attention to a critical issue of justice and indigenous rights. The Government of India’s decision,…
Nagaland State Human Rights Commission assesses welfare schemes and education in Bhandari
Wokha, 19 October (MTNews): The Nagaland State Human Rights Commission (NSHRC), under the leadership of Chairman Justice Songkhupchung Serto, embarked on an official visit to Bhandari Sub-Division on 18 October.…
Facing a Moral Dilemma: Australia Votes on Indigenous Rights Referendum
On Sunday, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed his optimism regarding the upcoming referendum to recognize the nation’s indigenous people in its constitution. However, previous surveys have shown a divided…
Do domestic workers have rights in Nagaland?
Collecting information on live-in domestic workers is difficult in Nagaland since they are typically portrayed as distant relatives who are helping the household. And one of the major challenges to…