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October 12, 2020

ICW-I Newswire 5 October 12, 2020 ICW-I Contact Archives About Social Media ACTION ALERT!!! Dear friends, By now, you may have heard about the most recent cases of horrifying rapes … Read More

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August 12, 2020

ICW-I Newswire 4 August 12, 2020 ICW-I Contact Archives About Social Media Join the fight against casteism in the Diaspora! On June 30, 2020 a landmark case was filed by … Read More

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ICW-I Newswire 3 July 6, 2020 ICW-I Contact Archives About Social Media Resist The Super-Emergency! 1975, Musheerabad Central Jail, Hyderabad, India. A 24 year-old political prisoner sits in his jail … Read More

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June 8, 2020

ICW-I Newswire 2 June 8, 2020 In this issue:1. Bhima Koregaon Cases: While the actual perpetrators of Bhima Koregaon violence roam free, human rights defenders languish in COVID-19 stricken jails.2. … Read More

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May 6, 2020

In this inaugural issue: The Real Anand Teltumbde – a new initiative to build international support for Dr. Anand Teltumbde ICW-I/LAMAKAAN COVID-19 Special Series Delhi Repression and the targeting of … Read More

Compassionately strong statement from Bishop Michael Curry, the First African American Presiding Bishop of the over 500 year old Episcopal Church. Pointing to the connections between Dalits and the African American communities in the USA, Bishop Curry calls for concerted action towards justice for all as he condemns the atrocities against women, and Dalits in India.

“I realize the powerful parallels between Dalit struggle (and African Americans') for equal dignity and equal rights, and justice under the law, their work to create a humane and just society.”

“Much of the Dalit struggle is similar to our work here as African Americans and people of color in the United States ... God did not make us to be under anybody’s boot. We are created equal.”

UPDATE: Despite an application in the Supreme Court of India for the postponement of the arrest of human rights activists Anand Teltumbde and Gautam Navlakha, on grounds that incarceration during the Coronavirus crisis is a virtual death sentence, especially given their age and state of health, the Supreme Court of India refuses the request and demands “surrender” by April 14.

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For more info. go to: Bhima Koregaon: SC Grants One More Week To Navlakha & Teltumbde To Surrender