The Chief condemns hate speech unequivocally. He added that the freedom of journalists, human rights activists, and students must be protected.
Digital Desk: UN Chief Antonio Guterres criticized India and said, "Voice of India can gain authority and credibility on the global stage if it commits itself to Human Rights at home." The UN chief made this remark while addressing students at IIT Bombay during his India visit.
The
Chief condemns hate speech unequivocally. He added that the freedom of
journalists, human rights activists, and students must be protected.
He also emphasized that India, as an elected member of the human
rights council, should protect global human rights and also the rights of
minorities as well.
"By practicing the values of Gandhi, by securing and
upholding the rights and dignity of all people, especially the most
vulnerable," the Chief added.
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