TRUTH UNDER THREAT: WHY THE RIGHT TO KNOW MATTERS MORE THAN EVER

This International Day for the Right to the Truth concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims, Suhani Sharma interrogates the fragile nature of truth in contemporary society, challenging the assumption that it is neutral or universally accessible. In an environment increasingly shaped by misinformation, political influence, and contested narratives, the article argues that truth is not merely discovered but constructed - and often suppressed. By examining the relationship between truth, power, and justice, Sharma highlights the critical role that access to truth plays in recognising victims, preserving historical memory, and preventing the repetition of human rights abuses.

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