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UN rights office alarmed by mass detentions at Delhi protests

Source: Hindu BusinessLine · 2 days ago
UN rights office alarmed by mass detentions at Delhi protests
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The UN human‑rights office expressed concern over the large number of people being detained during protests in Delhi. It said any restrictions on peaceful demonstrations must meet strict necessity and proportionality standards, and urged authorities to ensure police act with the highest level of restraint.

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The office says any limits on peaceful protest must pass “strict tests of necessity and proportionality,” and called on authorities to ensure police show “utmost restraint”

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