Factionalism and Human Rights in Andhra Pradesh, India. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Factionalism and Human Rights in Andhra Pradesh, India

Rayalaseema is one of the most underdeveloped regions of Andhra Pradesh, India, characterized by limited resources and low socio-economic conditions. Factionalism and human rights are fundamentally incompatible, as factional practices often result in serious violations of the rights of innocent citizens. Political conflicts and factionalism in Rayalaseema are widespread social phenomena. Victims of factionalism, including followers and family members of those involved in factional politics, are frequently deprived of their basic human rights. This book examines the socio-economic profiles of victims, the nature of human rights violations, and the underlying causes of factionalism, while offering suggestions to address and eliminate this persistent social problem. It also highlights key judgments of Indian courts and relevant legal provisions applied in factional cases. Finally, the study proposes strategies to improve the socio-economic conditions of victims and ensure the protection and realization of their rights, and discusses the broader implications of the findings.

Dr. Penchalaiah Vanki, a university topper in law, holds MA, MBA, ML, PG Diploma in IR & PM, and a doctorate in Human Rights and Social Development. He is Chairman of Sri Prasunna College of Law and Audisankara Group of Engineering Colleges and Schools, and has practiced as an advocate and taught law.