Broken ties: In custody`
March 09, 2018 By Madhurima Dhanuka For two years I received messages from Angeline every day. Some would be good morning messages, some would be about her family, sometimes pictures of her grandson.
The police force needs to include more women to make policing more effective
(Hindustan Times) The police is one of the most important institutions in any society, and must be representative of the society that it is tasked with protecting. Data from the Bureau of Police Research and Development has revealed that women account for only 7.28% of all police personnel.
BEYOND PRISON WALLS - Conversation on Prisoners’ Rights
This report documents the one day seminar 'Beyond Prison Walls: Conversation on Prisoner’s Rights ' organised by Tihar prisons in collaboration with Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPR&D), Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) and Delhi School of Social Work (DSSW)
CHRI CHOGM report launch
Since 1991 the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative launches has launched a seminal report on a major human rights issue facing the Commonwealth. In 2018 the report will lool at the Commonwealth and SDG8.7.
Reengaging with the Commonwealth: Gambia and Zimbabwe
Chair: David White, Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative Gambia: Speaker: Mr Yankuba Darboe, Manager of Kibaaro TV, and managing editor, Kibaaro Newspaper, London (TBC) Zimbabwe: Speakers: Dr Sue Onslow, Deputy Director, Institute of Commonwealth Studies Dr Winston Mano, Head, African
The Big Picture on Small States
The Commonwealth is a champion of small states, at the forefront of policy, research, and advocacy. Nowhere is this more evident than its leadership on climate change.
Reducing Pre-Trial Detention
The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative is bringing together several experts on penal reform and pre-trial detention toward a) exchanging best practice to reduce pre-trial detention and b) building collaboration on joint advocacy on the issue with particular emphasis on the countries of the commonw
Building Trust to Break Down Extremism
Bad policing is often underlying urban violence and violent extremism, while public opinion often favours exactly this type of policing.
Tax payers foot bill for fine imposed on govt officer by CIC
Disregarding provisions of the RTI Act, the government’s currency printing press reimbursed from the state exchequer the amount paid for a penalty imposed on one of its officers by the Central Information Commission, shifting the burden of what was a personal liability to tax payers.
