Skip to main content

Which language would you like to use this site in?

English
español
français
العربية

English

Who We Are
- How We’re Run
- Work with us
What We Do
Countries
Get Involved
Latest
- News
- Campaigns
- Education
- Research
- Impact
Search
Donate Now

What We Do
Countries
- Latest
- News
- Campaigns
- Education
- Research
- Impact
Search

May 18, 2005 Index Number: ASA 20/022/2005

India: Protestors who want clean drinking water face excessive and unnecessary police force

Choose a language to view report

EnglishFrench

Research
Asia and the Pacific
India
South Asia
Press Release
Business and Human Rights
Corporate Accountability
Right to Water
Torture and other ill-treatment

Recently added

Georgia: Police must be held accountable for use of excessive force against protesters
Syria: Mass death, torture and other violations against people detained in aftermath of Islamic State defeat – new report
Guatemala: Amnesty International demands public hearing for Claudia González
Venezuela: Persecution builds relentlessly for civil society and dissidents
Georgia: Stop the bill “On transparency of foreign influence” that threatens civil society

DONATE TO PROTECT HUMAN RIGHTS

About Us
Resources
Get Involved
Latest
Work With Us
If you are talented and passionate about human rights then Amnesty International wants to hear from you.
Jobs & Internships

Privacy Policy
Cookie Statement
Permissions
Refunds of Donations

© 2024 Amnesty International

Follow us on:

Facebook
Twitter
YouTube
Instagram