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Government, Vigilante, and Naxalite Abuses in India's ChhattisgarhState
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Summary
Government and Salwa Judum abuses
Abuses by Naxalites
Key Recommendations: The need for protection and accountability
II. Methodology
Terminology
III.Background
Naxalism in India
Salwa Judum: Vigilantes to oust Naxalites
Deployment of government security forces
Civil society challenges to a failed policy
IV.Abuses by Salwa Judum..
A. Salwa Judum raids on villages coercing civilian participation
Coercing camp residents' participation in Salwa Judum..
Salwa Judum reprisals against villagers who leave camps
Salwa Judum reprisals against villagers who have fled to Andhra Pradesh
Abuses by the State
A. Killings, beatings, burnings, and pillage
B. Arbitrary detention, torture, and "disappearances"
C. Failure of the government to investigate abuses
D. Government intimidation of NGOs, journalists, and lawyers
VI. Plight of Persons Displaced by the Conflict
A. Failure of the Chhattisgarh government to provide adequate assistance to displaced persons
B. "Double jeopardy": Abuses against displaced persons by Andhra Pradesh authorities
VII. Abuses by Naxalites
A. Threats, extortions, and killings
B. Use of landmines and IEDs104
C. Reprisals against Salwa Judumcamp residents106
D. Reprisals against Naxalite deserters111
E. CPI (Maoist) Party statements112
VIII. Recruitment and Use of Children115
A. Government recruitment and use of children as special police officers117
B. Recruitment and use of children by Naxalites129
IX. Impact of the Conflict on Education142
A. Disruption of schooling in Dantewada and Bijapur districts142
B. Displaced children's access to education in Andhra Pradesh145
X. Recommendations147
To the Indian central government147
To the Chhattisgarh state government150
To the Andhra Pradesh government152
To the CPI (Maoist) Party153
To Foreign governments, Intergovernmental Bodies, and International Financial Institutions154
Appendix I155
Appendix II156
Acknowledgments167