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Fears over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act are unfounded

... grind, no ideological bias, are capable of thinking on their own about the reasons for the amendment and do not believe that protests through open letters to the government are free of political party preferences. Historical concerns The status and condition ... ... go, and Muslims from Islamic countries who do have alternative options. Narender Nagarwal: Global Implications of India’s Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 The CAA does this by fast-tracking the acquisition of Indian citizenship by Hindus and Sikhs and ...

16.01.2020

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Global Implications of India’s Citizenship Amendment Act 2019

... review immediately. The United Nations Human Rights (UNHR) office has termed India's Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 as "fundamentally discriminatory in nature"... ... it will consider the compatibility of the law carefully with India's international human rights obligations. Intellectuals and writers across the globe have compared the... ... and prosperity. The international liberal media has taken the large-scale anti-CAA protests across India seriously and regularly publishing the discontentment across communities...

16.01.2020

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