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الجزيرة نت
الجزيرة نت
جاهز للتشغيل
جاهز للتشغيل
The article reveals the suffering of the Dalit people in India, who have long been ostracized and face ongoing social and economic discrimination passed down through generations. This includes practices of violence, restrictions on their land rights, education, employment, and access to essential services. The text highlights the efforts of activists such as Paul Namala, who lost his mother in an acid attack when he was 21 years old, and how he has led a struggle for over four decades to combat caste discrimination and promote the rights of marginalized communities. It also sheds light on Namala’s participation in the 2001 Durban Conference, where he helped bring international recognition to the issue of caste-based discrimination against Dalits, despite government opposition, thereby pushing their rights onto the global stage. The article emphasizes that the struggle involves dismantling the social structures that continue to perpetuate marginalization and violence against them, underscoring the importance of global solidarity and civil society engagement to achieve social justice and secure their rights.
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