“I can’t breathe”, anymore! there is so much my silence will speak, even when you choke me till my end, I wonder your blindness, you don’t see me beyond my colour, my blood, under my skin, smells as radiant as yours, I long to belong, accepted in my own skin! couldn’t we all … More I can’t breathe
Ms. Dulari, 28, old torture survivor from village Rup Ghausia, post-Sahijankalan, police station Robertsganj district Sonebhadra narrates in her testimony, “ By caste, I am Ghasia, a scheduled tribe. I have four sons and three daughters. It is with hard work and in great difficulty, we are able to earn our daily bread and feed … More Torture: a crime against humanity
“Torture is a wound in the soul so painful that sometimes you can almost touch it, but it is also so intangible that there is no way to heal it. Torture is anguish squeezing in your chest, cold as ice and heavy as a stone, paralyzing as sleep and dark as the abyss. Torture is … More Beyond the margins of law: Custodial Violence and Torture in India
