World Human Rights Day 2024: Civilians Suffer Amid Global Conflicts

Govind Tekale

World Human Rights Day 2024 spotlights two major global conflicts - Russia-Ukraine war and Israel-Hamas-Lebanon crisis, with UN Security Council demanding protection of civilian rights.

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How do these conflicts mirror the devastating impact of World Wars, where atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki left generational scars?

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Children's education disrupted and women's rights severely compromised amid ongoing warfare, pushing UN to establish December 10 as World Human Rights Day.

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Prisoners retain their fundamental right to challenge mistreatment, even as their basic freedoms face restrictions behind bars.

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What transforms displaced refugees into successful citizens? The Sindhi community's remarkable journey from Pakistan to India reveals surprising answers.

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From refugee to Deputy Prime Minister - L.K. Advani's extraordinary rise showcases the resilience of displaced communities in India.

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BMC Commissioner Bhushan Gagrani's UPSC success in Marathi proves language barriers don't limit refugee achievements.

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Thousands forced from homes in India-Pakistan partition found new identities through sheer adaptability and determination.

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Can the UN's influence truly protect human rights when powerful nations continue to defy international mandates during conflicts?

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