Female foeticide and India’s bride bazaar: The case of Haryana

Does lapsed CAB resolve foreigners issue in North East? – Ep1 # The Rights View

Rights View Published on Feb 14, 2019 Suhas Chakma, Director of Rights & Risks Analysis Group states that the lapsed Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) has become the symbol of identifying the BJP in the North East. He explains how serious actually is the issue of foreigners in all the North Eastern States. He says foreigners […]

Exempting ILP-States from the CAB, Assam Times

Available at Assam TimesPublished on 01 November 2019 The Government of India is expected to place revised Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) in the winter session of the parliament beginning on 18 November 2019 to address the crisis arising out of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) of Assam and its intention to carry out the […]

ASCCSA 2014-Can the gaps to prevent CSA in juvenile homes be addressed?

HEAL – Help Eradicate Abuse through Learning Published on Jul 15, 2014 Mr. Suhas Chakma is the Director of Asian Centre for Human Rights. At ASCCSA 2014, he talks about his research with government homes for juveniles in India. This is followed by a discussion about the existing gaps in these homes and how to […]