Tuesday, April 16, 2024

Topic: GN Saibaba

“State crushing humanity, not serving people,” says GN Saibaba, acquitted after 10 years in prison

“I couldn’t see my mother one last time before her death because I was denied parole. This is a denial of basic Human Rights. My mother passed away when I was in Prison. Being a disabled child since birth, my mother brought me up with utmost care. She used to take me to school in her arms so that I could get an education”, these were the words of former Delhi University Professor and human rights defender GN Saibaba, in a press conference on Friday, 9, March.

Maharashtra govt challenges Bombay HC’s acquittal of GN Saibaba in Supreme Court

Maharashtra government approached the Supreme Court to challenge the verdict of the Bombay High Court acquitting former Delhi University professor and human rights defender GN Saibaba and five others accused of having ties with Maoists on Tuesday.

Bombay High Court acquits GN Saibaba in Maoist link case

The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court on Tuesday acquitted former Delhi University professor and human rights defender GN Saibaba and five other accused in an alleged Maoist links case

India must end inhumane detention of human rights defender GN Saibaba, says UN expert

India’s persistent detention of human rights defender and former Delhi University professor GN Saibaba is an inhumane and senseless act, a United Nations expert said on Monday.

A year like a decade of punishment: GN Saibaba’s wife Vasantha

When the Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court acquitted former Delhi University Professor G N Saibaba and five others in October 2022, Vasantha...

Wives of Khalid Saifi, Hany Babu, GN Saibaba demand release of ‘political prisoners’

Life partners of jailed human rights defenders Khalid Saifi, Hany Babu and GN Saibaba who gathered in national capital Delhi on Thursday under the banner of Campaign Against State Repression, demanded the immediate release of all political prisoners incarcerated under the Bhima Koregaon and CAA-NRC cases.