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Florida’s New Immigration Rule Sparks Panic Among Indian Immigrants

As the Indian diaspora watches closely, many wonder what long-term impacts this legislation may have, especially with the upcoming U.S.

The situation is poised to become more widespread, with Texas planning to adopt a similar policy by November 1 The

Earlier this year, The Humanism Project and Hindus for Human Rights ANZ had submitted a joint proposal to the City

“I’m honoured to be appointed Commonwealth Race Discrimination Commissioner. And excited, and slightly terrified! But there is so much work

Australia is home to over 1.1 million South Asian residents, and amidst this demographic, associations have emerged openly committed to

About six in ten Asian adults (58%) say they have ever experienced racial discrimination or been treated unfairly because of

The legislation seeks to amend California’s Unruh Civil Rights Act by including caste as a protected category under the term

Stigma is like a shadow that darkens the lives of those with mental health issues. It’s a set of negative

This incident has now led to a federal lawsuit filed by Varshney, citing systemic discriminatory actions that resulted in his

Balachandra, who joined Babson in 2012 and earned tenure seven years later, alleged in her lawsuit that Andrew Corbett, a