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LFHRI condemned the illegal detention of Pal Singh of France by the Punjab Police in Punjab. India.

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Lawyers For Human Rights International condemned the illegal detention of Pal Singh of France by Punjab Police and apprehends that he can be implicated in false cases. On the one hand the Punjab Government is talking about the deletion of names of overseas Sikhs from the blacklist and on the other hand, the Punjab Government is terrorizing the Non Resident Indians (NRIs)  who wants to come India. Pal Singh of France who was the first one who raised the issue of ban of Turban in France.

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Video of witness in Sharjah

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Lfhri found this video and impressed by the dignity of witness in the case of 17 Indian national sentenced to death in Sharjah, UAE

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United Sikhs to protest against death penalty at Prime Minister's residence in London

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The United Sikhs, a coalition of orgnisations and individuals bases in U.K. urged the people to attend a protest against death penalty at Prime minister's resident, 10 Downing Street, London on 16th of May, 2010 from 1.00 to 4.00 P.M. The protest was announced after an NGO Lawyers For Human Rights International from India released a report on death penalty awarded to 17 people by a court at Sharjah in U.A.E.

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Navdeep Kaur in Rozanaspokesman about Devender Pal Singh Bhullar

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Death penalty victim Devender Pal Singh Bhullar's wife Mrs Navdeep Kaur while giving interview to "Rozanaspokesman" newspaper asked Mr. Kapil Sibal minister of Human resources, who knows the truth of this case as he had represented Mr. Bhullar in review petition in Indian supreme court, to apprise the Home minister. Full report of Rozanaspokesman in Punjabi
 

HC directs judges to check illegal detention

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Saurabh Malik Tribune News Service Chandigarh, October 12 The Punjab and Haryana High Court has directed the district and sessions judges of Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh to carry out surprise checks of police lock-ups to detect illegal detention. The court has even asked the registrar-general to submit a report on the visits.

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