Human Rights Forum (HRF) was formed in October 1998 with a strong understanding that violation or denial of rights arises in all situations of structured oppression and inequality and the democratic aspirations arising from all such situations, and resistance to such oppression, whether organized or not, whether collective or isolated, are equally important for the Rights movement: theoretically, practically and organizationally.
Nizamabad conference
HRF decries AP Govt’s move to gag the Press
Remembering Balagopal – Say no to nuclear power-SP Udaya Kumar
Remembering Balagopal – Struggles for human dignity
Remembering Balagopal – 10th Memorial Meeting
HRF supports RTC workers’ strike
The Human Rights Forum is extending its wholehearted support to the striking workers of the TSRTC who are demanding the incorporation of the RTC with the government besides other demands. Education, health and public transport are the sovereign functions of the State....
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Kashmir — What we are NOT told on the news
What do we usually do when we're losing an argument and want to save face? We deflect attention onto something else! What do governments do when they're losing trust among people? You guessed it... they deflect attention. They deflect attention to fabricated threats...
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