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Research on Child Labour in Sugarcane in India: Paradox of the Sweetests Crop (Global March, 2020)
https://globalmarch.org/paradox-of-the-sweetest-crop/
Safety and wellbeing of sanitation workers during COVID-19 in South Asia: a rapid assessment from Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Nepal in lockdown (Wateraid)
https://washmatters.wateraid.org/publications/safety-wellbeing-sanitation-workers-south-asia-covid
Report: Health, Safety and Dignity of Sanitation Workers (Wateraid)
https://washmatters.wateraid.org/sites/g/files/jkxoof256/files/the-health-safety-and-dignity-of-sanitation-workers_0.pdf
IDSN Recommendations – Human Rights Council 45th Session (IDSN News)
https://idsn.org/idsn-recommendations-human-rights-council-45th-session/
IDSN engages with the Human Rights Council 45th session on caste, slavery and water and sanitation (IDSN News)
https://idsn.org/idsn-engages-with-the-un-human-rights-council-45th-session-on-caste-slavery-and-water-and-sanitation/
IDSN co-organises global OHCHR webinar “When language excludes and discriminates” (IDSN news)
https://idsn.org/idsn-co-organises-global-ohchr-webinar-when-language-excludes-and-discriminates/
Oral statement on “Human rights to water and sanitation for Dalits in India” at the 45th session of the Human Rights Council (IMADR – IDSN)
https://imadr.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Oral-Statement_HRC45_Item-3_ID_SR-water-and-sanitation.pdf
Delhi’s shame: The complete failure of rehabilitation of the manual scavengers (Dalit Camera)
https://www.dalitcamera.com/delhi-failure-rehabilitation-manual-scavengers/
India’s Sanitation Workers Seek Immediate Help From The Government (Amnesty International)
https://amnesty.org.in/abandoned-at-the-frontline-indias-sanitation-workers-seek-immediate-help-from-the-government-amidst-covid-19/#.XrlYiqp9H8E.twitter