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North East Support Centre & Helpline,
For Imme=
diate
Release
Guardian=
s’
Meeting Held in Manipur to Address Racial Discrimination Faced by People of
North East India in
Resolved=
to
Appeal Political Representatives of the Region
North East Support Centre & Helpline<=
/span> with the help of Mani=
pur
state branch of All India Confederation of SC/ST and OBC Organisations,
had a public meeting at Kakching of Thoubal District, Manipur yesterday to address t=
he
role of guardians in tackling the racial discrimination meted out to North =
East
India communities living, studying and working in Delhi and National Capital
Regions.
In the public gather, there were nearly 100 pare=
nts
and guardians of the students studying in
North East Support Centre & Helpline<=
/span>’s spokes person=
Mr. Madhu Chandra addressed in the meeting. He said, R=
20;The
mindset of the people in
Mr. Chandra also said, "2008 begun with sad
news of molestation two sisters at North Delhi by 25 local guys and ended t=
he
years with a tribal girl from
The public meeting was presided over by Shree P. Nimail, retired =
teacher
and public leader of the town. Under his leadership, resolutions were made =
to
form a Guardian body of the
North East Support Centre & Helpline (www.ne=
helpline.net)
is combined initiative of various human rights activists, social workers,
students, journalists and lawyers seeking to prevent harassment and abuses
meted out to women, North East People and tribal communities of different
states.
Release by
Mr. Madhu Chandra
Spokes Person