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Allow the use of body cams and video to document human rights and cease fire agreement between Naga-Government of Indiaconflict

Allow the use of body cams and video to document human rights and cease fire agreement between Naga-Government of Indiaconflict

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Started by grace collins 3 years, 4 months ago

To Whom It May Concern,

We, the undersigned, call upon the Indian government to allow the use of body cameras, smart phone video and other social media posts as evidence in cases of human rights violations or ceasefire violations in India, particularly in the Naga region.

The Naga conflict has been ongoing for several decades, with sporadic violence and human rights violations reported from time to time. The ceasefire agreement signed in 1997 between the government of India and the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN) has brought some respite, but violations of the ceasefire continue to occur.

The use of body cameras and smart phone video social media posts can serve as valuable evidence in cases of human rights violations or ceasefire violations, helping to hold perpetrators accountable and ensuring that justice is served. However, the use of these tools is currently restricted in India, making it difficult to document and report violations.

We urge the Indian government to allow the use of body cameras smart phone video by human rights monitors, journalists, and other interested parties to document incidents of violence and human rights violations. We also call on the government to allow the use of social media posts as evidence in cases of human rights violations or ceasefire violations, subject to verification and authentication by competent authorities.

By allowing the use of these tools, the Indian government can demonstrate its commitment to transparency, accountability, and the rule of law. It can also help to build trust and confidence among the people of Nagaland and other conflict-affected areas, paving the way for a lasting peace.

We, therefore, urge the Indian government to take immediate action to allow the use of body cameras smart phone video and social media posts in cases of human rights violations or ceasefire violations in India, particularly in the Naga region.

Sincerely,

Naga-American Council


8 Comments

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Vamp
2 years ago Featured

Yes any electronics tools must be allowed for evidence of human violation in the Naga inhabited area of North East India.

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Archbishop Gregory Richadson
3 years ago Featured

In the name of God of the most hightest froce in heaven and earth, we pray your people will make love and peace happen amen. Happy Easter

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R Shimray
2 years ago

I'm always there to support if it is about Nagas freedom.

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S c khamrang
2 years ago

We, the undersigned, express our deep concern regarding the ongoing conflict in Nagalim and the impact it has on the lives of the Naga people. As citizens who believe in justice, equality, and human rights, we urge the Indian government to take immediate steps to address the following issues: 1. Recognition of Naga Sovereignty: The Nagas have a rich cultural heritage and a long history of struggle for self-determination. We call upon the Indian government to recognize the Naga people’s right to sovereignty.A peaceful resolution that respects Naga identity and aspirations is essential for lasting peace in the region. 2. Repeal of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA): The AFSPA has been a subject of controversy due to its abusive provisions and alleged human rights violations. We urge the government to review and amend this law to ensure that it aligns with international human rights standards. The Naga people deserve protection without compromising their fundamental rights. 3. Protection of Civil Liberties: The Naga people should enjoy the same civil liberties as any other Indian citizen. We call for an end to arbitrary arrests, harassment, and intimidation. Upholding the rule of law and respecting individual rights are crucial steps toward building trust and fostering peace. Conclusion: We believe that a just and peaceful resolution is possible, where the Nagas can exercise their right to self-determination. By addressing these concerns, we can pave the way for a brighter future for the Naga people and contribute to the overall harmony of our nation.

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Pamhor
2 years ago

Right must recognise for the Naga

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Omry Ningshen
2 years ago

Repeal AFSPA and give Naga their honourable birthright ASAP.

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R Marza
3 years ago

Just cause

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Kachui Wunganing Zimik
3 years ago

Ura uvie

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