Return of combatant Burmese soldiers by India: A violation of international humanitarian lawRavi Nair·November 22, 2023
As NHRCI elbows out Korea to host Asia Pacific HR institutions meeting; HR work in India firmly under the jackbootRavi Nair·September 14, 2023
India: Cementing the building blocks of populism, authoritarianism and majoritarianismRavi Nair·July 9, 2023
Supplying arms to Myanmar is in violation of India’s international law obligationsRavi Nair·May 27, 2023
Justice for victims of army atrocities in Kashmir: Long road to accountabilityRavi Nair·March 12, 2023
Thirteenth amendment to Sri Lankan Constitution — No lessons learnt in 75 yearsRavi Nair·February 7, 2023
Allahabad High Court order in Pilibhit extra-judicial killings case merits a substantive appealRavi Nair·January 18, 2023
India’s continued refusal to ratify U.N. Convention Against Torture lacks substanceRavi Nair·November 21, 2022
India played out a false dichotomy by emphasising domestic law over human rights at the Universal Periodic ReviewRavi Nair·November 16, 2022
The lack of compulsion to prove wrongdoing beyond a reasonable doubt is at the heart of the security laws’ enduring appealRavi Nair·November 10, 2022
