Topic: APCR
Public hearing raises alarm over repeated attacks on places of worship of minorities
A public hearing convened at the Constitution Club of India on Tuesday brought together legal experts, activists, and public figures to deliberate on the...
Report finds Adivasi, Muslim, and Dalit communities targeted through politically driven violence in Telangana
A fact-finding report released by the Association for Protection of Civil Rights (APCR) has concluded that recent incidents of communal violence and social tension across Telangana are not isolated events but part of a broader pattern of politically driven polarisation, institutional bias, and administrative failure, particularly affecting Adivasi, Muslim, Dalit, and other marginalised communities.
APCR report flags pattern of targeted violence against Muslims, discriminatory policing in Uttarakhand
A fact-finding report released by the Association of Protection of Civil Rights on the recent violence in Uttarakhand has documented a pattern of targeted attacks against Muslim communities, accompanied by police inaction, selective enforcement of the law, and administrative excesses, particularly since late 2023.
SC notice to Rajasthan on challenge to acquittal of Hindutva men in Ajmer Dargah blast case
The Supreme Court on Monday has issued a notice to the State of Rajasthan following a plea by Syed Sarwar Chishty, the Khadim of...
Over 4,000 Muslims booked, 200 arrested: Fact-finding report documents targeted crackdown after “I Love Muhammad” campaign
“All over India, a total of 4,505 Muslims have been booked. And 265 Muslims in India, including 89 in Bareilly, have been arrested till 7 October,” stated a recent report by the Association for Protection of Civil Rights (APCR), released on Friday, 10 October.
Report alleges Muslims face collective punishment after ‘I Love Muhammed’ procession clash in Uttarakhand town
A fact-finding team by the Association for Protection of Civil Rights has alleged that Muslims in Uttarakhand's Kashipur neighbourhood are facing collective punishment after...
