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Our children are gone : an attempt to interpret the Indian constitution and the international law on indigenous peoples and their children's rights

Title
Our children are gone : an attempt to interpret the Indian constitution and the international law on indigenous peoples and their children's rights / investigator and protagonist, Sheela Barse.
Author
Barse, Sheela.
Publication
Mumbai : Neergaurav Research & Development Foundation supported by HIVOS, [1996]

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Additional Authors
  • Neergaurav Research & Development Foundation (Mumbai, India)
  • HIVOS (Organization)
Description
xvi, 182 pages : map; 26 cm
Subject
  • Children > Legal status, laws, etc. > India
  • Indigenous peoples > Legal status, laws, etc. > India
  • Children (International law)
Note
  • "An expose of the continuing extinction of tribals rights and, interpretation of the Indian Constitution and the international law to protect their children's right to life and inherited culture, as presented in Sheela Barse vs Maharashtra & others WP 2924/1993-7." --Cover.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. (179-182).
LCCN
98901710
OCLC
ocm39289948
Owning Institutions
Columbia University Libraries