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13/02/2014.
Fight the Victimisation, Profiling and Targeting of People from the North-East! Enact Anti-Racism Legislation! .
The recent spate of violence against people from the North-East in New Delhi have brought the issues of .
racist discrimination and majoritarianism to sharp focus. Hardly a week had passed since the racially motivated killing of Nido Tania: a young student from Arunachal Pradesh. before a 14-year old girl from Manipur was raped in Munirka. The last few days also saw two girls from Manipur being beaten and harassed in Kotla Mubarakpur, two boys from Manipur teing attacked in Ambedkar Nagar; by a gang of hooligans on motor .
bikes after the former 'resented racial remarks against thEm, and a 24-year-old youth from Manipur being stabbed and robbed ) in Saket. .. .
Such incidents are in no way isolated occurrences in 3n otherwise peaceful and bonhomie filled "Bharat" of Modis and .
Bhagwats. These are indeed an exte~si_on _of the _feudal. racist, mi_sogynistic attitudes. championed by sections of the lndi~n ruling classes in particular and by maJontanan marnstream culture rn general. The lndran state as usual has been in a denral mode, preferring not to label these incidents as racist incidents but simply as one-off occurrences that might happen anywhere and to anyone. This attitude of theirs is in no way shocking to all of us who saw the chest thumping reaction of the Indian 1 government after the World Conference on Racism at Geneva in 2009 where it deployed all its might to ensure that 'caste-~ based discrimination' was not included in the resolution. The government tried to portray it as a diplomatic victory and as a ' vindication of its longstanding stance of caste being an 'internal affair' of lndiaT thereby making sure that for a non-Indian .
public, caste remains a quaint, exotic practice which remains peacefully married to religious dogma. .
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The Delhi government led by AAP has maintained a stoic silence in all of this, at times showcasing their helplessness in doing : anything on such issues apart from blaming the police. While the Delhi Police is notorious for systematically discriminating , against people from the North-east, even going to the extent of putting out strictures on -the way women from the North-East : should dress, the 'food the people from the region ough to cook and so on, the MP's socio-political world seems to get disturbed only while discussing the moral issues concerning corruption. They remain adamant ·in not questiohing the reactionary mindsets prevalent among dominant sections of society. This was in eviden_ce whe.n Somnath Bharti, a senior AAP 1 .
minister, acted as a moral vigilante in leading a group of hooligans to brand the African nationals living in Khirki extension as criminals, coercing the police to book them without a warrant and even forcing a woman to give urine samples in public. AAP even cla1med, in their e-newspaper, that "shortlisting of Bangladeshi infiltrators in Delhi" was one of its "achievements" during their first 20 days in power! It is no coincidence that there was a sharp surge in racist violence in the _capital since this shameful incident which showed to the public that racist discrimination, profiling and targeting of various sections of minorities (ethnic, linguistic, religious) would be condoned by the Delhi government. .
People from the Nonh-east living elsewhere in the cc..Jntry :.ave faced systematic discrimination and stereotyping for a long time. Sexual assaults, harassment and racist attacks have worsened the feeling of insecurity from time to time. The minuscule presence of people from the North-East in the police force in places like Delhi hasn't helped matters either. News of attacks and assaults on people from the North-East rarely make headlines, and even when they occasionally do, news channels have tried to mellow down their tone and tenor of criticism of the Indian state. Even the death of Dana Sangma. niece of the Meghalaya Chief Minister, or the death of Richard Loitam in Bangalore last year or the mass exodus of North-Easterners back .
to their native places in 2012 have been easily forgotten from the mainstream consciousness. .
The fight against the systematic discrimination faced by people from the North-east elsewhere in the country is also linked with .
larger questions. including those conc.eming the discriminatory laws put in place in the North-east itself. It is absolutely .
unacceptable that a different set of laws is applicable in certain parts of the country as opposed to other regions. We must .
assert that draconian laws like AFSPA have no place in a democratic society. In this protracted struggle, we must fight to .
refute the majoritarian. communal notion of ·Hindi-Hindu-Hindustan". This fight has to begin with a recognition of the multi-.
national character of our country. and with a re-envisioning of the republic on the basis of the staunch upholding of the equality .
of the nationalities which constitute India. .
The momentum that has been gained as a result of the out:;>ouring of masses on to Delhi's streets in the past few days needs .
to be channeled in a manner which will pave the way forward for passing of progressive legislations against racism and a more .
just, egalitarian and accommodative Indian society. Let us brace up for larger battles ahead; we should not rest until a .
comprehensive anti-racism law is not passed by the Union government, as well as putting in place all the required measures .
that will ensure safety for all irrespective of one's social identity. To discuss all these and more, SFI invites one and all to .
tonight's public meeting in Tapti mess. .
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Paaritosh Nath. Secretary. SFI JNU Unit Viswanathan V, President, SFI JNU Unit .
Join Public Meeting on .
Fighting the .Victimisation, Profiling and Targeting of People from ~he North-East In Delhi: The Way Forward .
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Speakers: .
M B Rajesh, Lok Sahha .\1P: All India President. DYFI Bimol Akoijan, CSSS. JNU Golan Naulak, Independent Researcher, Our Little Stories JNU .
Join :\larch to Parliament on 1~ Feb called b\' Campai..jn against l~acism tBu~ from Ganoa Dhaba ·tt 11 -.
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Vaseem Akhtar (CIL), Ganga Sahay Meena (CIL), Balendra Yadav (CIL), Fauzan Abrar (CP&CAS), M. Junaid (CPIS),.
Dinamani Bhim (CPS), Rahamatullah Ashraf (CIL), Kamal N. Patel (CP&CAS), Jan Nisar Alam (CIL), Mohd. Taiyab (CIL),.
Md. Hussain Jami (CIL), Qaisar Ahmed (CP&CAS), Mohd. Saleem (CAAS), Ali Asghar (CIL), Byasadeb Behra (SAS),.
A. Kannan (CWAAS), Md. Mojahid Alam (CIL), Kamran M. K. Mandal (CAWES), Kausar Tasneen (CAWES), Haafiz Md..
Imran (CIL), Abdul Hafeez (CIL), Vijendra Singh (CPS), Kriti (CHS), Md. Anees (CAAS), Anwarul Haque (CPCAAS),.
Ghufran Ahmad Khan (CIL), Rajat Karnatak (SPS), Dalpat Singh (CIL), Basuki Kumar (CFFS), Ganpat (CIL), Premala.
Anil (CSSS), Sumail Singh Sidhu (CHS), Kumar Dhananjay (CIL), Munil (CIL), Md. Shamim (CIL), Khalid Akhter (CP-.
CAS), Golam Moinuddin (CPCAS), Venkat (CSLG), Prashant Anand (SIS), Sambit(CSSP), Netajee Abhinandan(SIS),.
Tushar(CSSS), Birendra (CSSS), S.S. Rout (CSRD), Vishal Chauhan (CHS), Dharamjeet Kumar (SIS), Sanjeev Kumar.
(SIS), Shubhashis Mitra (SES), Md. Meraj Khan (CFFS), Md. Manzar Husain (CPCAS), Md. Rizwan Alam (CPCAS),.
Ashish Bharti (CFFS), Md. Arshad Alam (CAAS), Sameeuddin (CPCAS), Rizwanul Huque (CAAS), Shameem Akhtar.
(CAAS), Jamshed (CPCAS), Md. Raza Ali (CIL), Irfan (CSSS), Ramraj Meena (SCSS), Bibek Bhuyan (CSRD)..
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Se joignant aux célébrations entourant l’ouverture officielle de la piste entièrement rénovée 06G-24D à CYHU, Nolinor Aviation a invité les média à « goûter » au traitement VIP par un survol de la ville de Montréal dans le « Circuit Ville-Marie » et au dessus du fleuve Saint-Laurent.
C’est dans leur Boeing 737-300 en configuration VIP 44 pax que nous avons pris les airs pour un 15 minutes fabuleux! Cet appareil peut aussi être aménagé en combinaisons diverses VIP/économie jusqu’à 130 passagers en mode économie seul.
C-GNLQ Boeing 737-33A sn 25401 (1991) Nolinor Aviation
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Taken from the North Berkeley Hills, 17 Dec 2013. Around the Winter Solstice, the sun appears to set over the southern end of the Golden Gate Bridge, off to the left.
Albany Hill and Brooks Island are in the hazy middle ground. Marin County's Mount Tamalpias is in the distance on the right side of the image.
"Si cette manifestation s'est déroulée en douceur, le ton pourrait toutefois monter" préviennent les professionnelles en soins du CSSS du Nord de Lanaudière
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Join Pnbllc Meeting on: .
Rape: A National Shame-Muted Voices from Haryana .
SPEAKERS: Prof. Nivedita Menon, CCP&PT/SIS, JNU Dr. Vivek Kumar, CSSS/SSS, JNU Raju, Advocate, Human Rights Protection Centre, (HRPC).
Colin Gonsalves, Advocate, Supreme Court oflndia .
Tamil N'ldu, Asha Kowtal, General Secretary, National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights (NCDHR) .
Savita, ..dvocate, Coordinator, All India Dalit Mahila Adil<ar Manch (AlDMAM) .
7m FEBRUARY 2013, 9.30pm Venue: Godavari Hostel Mess, JNU .
In Haryana, statistics show, more than th~ee-forth ofsexual crimes committed are against the Dalit women. .
It is also important to note that majority ofthem were gang-rape attacks committed by dominant caste-fury .
upper ca te gangs. FIRs are fi)ed and accused are arrested in just in one or two ofthese cases, that too only after unrelenting demonstrations and struggles by Dalit people and democratic organisations. .
Caste-based violence against the Dalits, impudence of dominant castes, female foeticide and infanticide, .
Khap panchayats with perverse pride and patriarchal arrogance and dominance which are fully supported and backed by vote-bank political pa11ies and government machinery -this is the true face ofHaryana and .
this has come to light several times in the past. While there are more than 15 Dalit women were subjected to .
gang-rape by the mobs ofdominant Jat community in the month ofSeptember, Sonia had chosen to visit the family ofa girl who committed suicide after being gang-raped by a Dalit mob. This cannot be brushed aside as just anotl~er consolation drama; this is where the cruelty and cunningness of the ruling class lies. By enacting a few minutes of consolation drama ruling class succeeded in projecting those crimes against women are there in every community; in one master stroke, she also acquitted Haryana government saying .
that sexua l offences are not specific to Haryana but something that is prevalent all over the country. .
f.dding insult to the wound, the local Congress leader Dharamveer Goyal said, "90 per cent of such .
incidents were consensual". After conveniently forgetting that many of those involved in the crime are married men, the Khap Panchayat proposes the idea getting the youth married at an early age to stop them from straying. Om Prakash Chautala, the ex-Chief Minister of State, who endorsed this idea of the panchayat at first, reverted back later after it caused a furore. The bourgeois intellectuals project the lower sex ratio as one ofthe primary reasons for the crime. Rapes are prevalent even in areas where the sex ratio is better; reason for poor sex ratio in Haryana is because of the illegal female foeticide and infanticide by .
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patriarchal, feudalistic, regressive families-Are they aware ofthese facts or just want to ignore them? .
The rulin£ Congress government has gone a step ahead and carrying out a deceitful propaganda by .
projecting this is a "political conspiracy against the government". The State DGP Ranjiv Singh Dalal is .
throwing statistics on our face saying that the number ofrape cases this year in Haryana has reduced by 80, compared to 2011. The Inspector of Hissar district argues that Dalit women being raped by the people of dominant caste are a rare occurrence. The Sub-inspector ofPolice ofKohana reinvents an age old patriarchal theory of"exposing costumes" as a cause for increase in crime rate. By doing all this, the state government 1s trying to project this, just as a law and order problem and not as an issue ofcasteism and patriarchy. .
ut hundreds of evidence ar available to prove that the Khap panch::tyats have intervened in almost all .
cases ofrape crime committed by dominant caste and have acquitted or trying to acquit the accused. In one ofthe cases in Hissar district-Dabra village, where a 16-year old Dalit girl has been gang-raped, the Khap .
panchayat is protecting one of accused Sunil, belonging t') the dominant Jat community. When police produced Sunil in front ofthe affected girl as part ofthe identification parade, she, under the compulsion of .
Khap panchayat, even refuses to identify him. Khap Panchayat also decided not to permit any outsiders or press persons inside the village to witness the proceedings; it is also said that the Inspector of Police was .
also present in that meeting. .
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