CHRI and partners convene conference for Commonwealth Parliamentarians in London
The Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference on the Rule of Law and Human Rights, an initiative of the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI), organised in partnership with the UK branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA UK), who led the project management and delivery, the
With Jammeh’s exit, CHRI Calls for The Gambia’s Return to ICC and Commonwealth
27 January 2017 New Delhi The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) welcomes the peaceful transition of power in The Gambia and the restoration of democracy in the country following the self-exile of former President, Mr Yahya Jammeh.
CHRI and partners hold high profile conference for Commonwealth Parliamentarians in London event: Photos
Free at last – Solma goes home!
New Delhi/Hooghly A 38 year old Bangladeshi woman who was rescued by police in West Bengal after being found wandering aimlessly has been finally sent home, thanks to a unique collaborative effort of police, civil society and judicial system in solving the case.
CHRI and partners hold high profile conference for Commonwealth Parliamentarians in London
CHRI, in partnership with the Commonwealth Secretariat, the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, and the Westminster Foundation for Democracy, will hold a high profile conference for Commonwealth Parliamentarians in London from January 24-26.
CHRI demonstrates the groundbreaking Virtual Police Station to the North East Police Academy
The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) conducted a Training of Trainers (ToT) on using the Virtual Police Station (VPS). This session was conducted for trainers and faculty at the North East Police Academy (NEPA), from 15-16 December. This was the first ToT conducted by CHRI at NEPA.
The police we have and where it came from: An Analysis
By Uladzimir Dzenisevich and Maja Daruwala Across the world, the agency of state that is written about more often than others and commented on is the police. The police are where victims of crime seek justice.
Human Rights Watch publishes report on deaths in Indian Police Custody: CHRI contributes to study
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has published a report that takes a deep dive into incidents of deaths in Indian Police custody.
CHRI presents preliminary findings on the government’s efforts to fight corruption
How effective are the government’s efforts to combat corruption in India? According to the Corruption Perception Index (CPI) figures for 2015 released by Transparency International, India ranks 76th with a score of 38 out of 168 countries surveyed for people’s perceptions about corrup
CHRI Access to Justice Team to conduct Round Tables at World Congress of Criminology
The 18th World Congress of Criminology is being organised by the International Society of Criminology, Jindal Institute of Behavioural Sciences, O. P. Jindal Global University from 15th to 19th December, 2016.