Human Rights Watch called on Indian authorities to follow international standards for policing assemblies during protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act. It warned of possible excessive force against demonstrators challenging a law that excluded Muslims from a new citizenship pathway. The intervention defended the right to protest discrimination and urged the government to address protesters’ concerns.
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Human Rights Watch called on India to shut down all citizenship-law protests.
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It called for rights-respecting policing and for the government to address protesters’ concerns.