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DiplomacyNew Delhi, India

Delhi protests: UN 'concerned' over mass detentions, seeks immediate release of detainees

Reported by 3 outlets from 2 countries, in 2 languages, on 10 Oct 2026.

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The United Nations expressed concern regarding mass detentions in Delhi during an anti-CEC protest. A UN human rights body urged the government to respect the right to peaceful protest and called for the immediate release of detainees. The body stated that any restrictions must meet a test of necessity and proportionality.

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  1. Delhi protests: UN 'concerned' over mass detentions, seeks immediate release of detainees Headline of the event's most representative article · Hindustan Times, 10 Oct 2026
  2. Where it happened: New Delhi, India. See on the map
  3. Reported by 3 outlets from 2 countries, in 2 languages, on 10 Oct 2026.3 articles · See all headlines

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