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UN Publishes KAILASA's Report on Hindu Rights in Transitional Justice

UN publishes KAILASA's 29th report on economic, social & cultural rights in transitional justice, detailing Hindu persecution & advocating for indigenous-led solutions.

This report brings critical attention to historical and ongoing human rights violations against Indigenous Hindu communities, advocating for systemic changes in how transitional justice addresses cultural and religious persecution. The allegations of widespread violence, property destruction, and institutional discrimination highlight patterns that could affect religious minorities globally. By calling for integration of Indigenous epistemologies into justice frameworks, this submission challenges conventional approaches to human rights and could influence how international bodies address historical atrocities against religious communities. The detailed documentation of alleged persecution against KAILASA leadership raises important questions about religious freedom and state accountability, while the call for reparative measures based on Hindu principles represents a significant shift in how cultural restoration might be approached in post-conflict societies.