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WE BUILT THE WALL : how the US keeps out asylum seekers from Mexico, Central America and beyond /

By Truax, Eileen. London Verso 2018 , Translation of an unpublish work. 9781786632166 (United States E book) | 9781786632159 (United Kingdom E book)

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FROM PEOPLE TO CITIZEN DEMOCRACY'S MUST TAKE ROAD

By Dipankar Gupta. New Delhi Social Science Press 2017 9789383166237

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DIALECTICS AND DYNAMICS OF HUMAN RIGHTS

By Nil. Haryana Shanti Prakashan 2019 9789350703878

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FREEDOM IS NOT FREE : Every Generation Needs To Earn Its Own Freedom

By Shiv Khera. New Delhi Macmillan 2004 , This book is a wake-up call for those whose conscience has gone to sleep, but is not yet dead. It is a call to action for those whose hearts beat and weep for India. It invokes the participation of ordinary citizens so that they take up cudgels for the nation, a challenge that will put us on the path to prosperity. The author encourages every Indian to take the initiative in bringing glory to India. The book is a result of the author's anguish and a refusal to tolerate injustice, corruption and operession any further. He calls upon the common man to stand up and fight for principles, so that all Indians can be led to dignity and prosperity.

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WHITHER HUMAN RIGHTS IN INDIA

By Nil. Haryana Penguin 2025 , Whither Human Rights in India, edited by Anand Teltumbde, one of India’s prominent human rights activists, is a searing and indispensable anthology that brings together some of the most important thinkers, activists and human rights defenders of our time. The essays trace the historical and ideological roots of India’s human rights discourse—from colonial legacies and constitutional guarantees to the challenges posed by majoritarian politics, state violence and systemic inequality. Contributors critically examine institutions and practices shaping the current landscape: judicial responses, hate speech, impunity, ‘bulldozer justice’ and contested models of development. They also turn to the lived realities of vulnerable communities—Dalits, Adivasis, Muslims, Christians, women, children, LGBTQI+ people and prisoners—whose struggles for dignity illuminate the larger battle for justice and democracy. Featuring incisive contributions from Harsh Mander, Kalpana Kannabiran, Aakar Patel, Teesta Setalvad, Gautam Navlakha, Mihir Desai and others, this volume offers an unflinching exploration of human rights at a critical juncture in India’s history. Dedicated to the memory of Father Stan Swamy and Prof. G. N. Saibaba, Whither Human Rights in India is both a record of resistance and a call to rethink the future of democracy and human dignity. 9780143478539

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