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Mahendranagar, 5 September
India has been criticized by the United Nations for the violence in Manipur. United Nations experts have criticized the central leadership saying that India is not working seriously to prevent violent incidents and other abuses in Manipur.
According to the news agency AFP, the state and central government have been criticized for the fact that there have been serious cases of human rights violations, including sexual violence, among ethnic conflicts in the northeastern states of India, and that the government did not show immediate attention to control them and take action against the culprits, and that they reacted slowly to stop the violence.
"We are deeply concerned and concerned that the Indian government has not taken timely action to prevent physical and sexual violence and hate speech in Manipur and that the victims have not received justice," said a statement.
20 special rapporteurs on violence and torture against women and girls have said that 160 people have lost their lives, 300 people have been injured, and tens of thousands have been displaced since the clashes began in Manipur in May.
