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A scanned printed page of a formal document, numbered 7 at the bottom, in black text on white. The upper body contains bullet points about the University and AIAT temple-monasteries, followed by a block of small-print footnotes with numbered references (40 through 46), many containing URLs and case citations about arrests, police actions and alleged persecution of monks and nuns. No people or photographs appear on the page, only text and hyperlinks in blue.

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July 19 20212021-07-19July 19 20212021-07-19January 27 20232023-01-27A scanned printed document from the KAILASH UNION International Human Rights Council, showing a numbered list of allegations in black sans-serif text on white paper, with the headings 'Assassination attempts on indigenous leaders and community', 'Rapes of indigenous women', 'Abuse of indigenous children', 'Land Grabbing' and 'Illegal economic sanctions'. Superscript footnote numbers link to a footnote block listing court and police references, URLs and news sources. No people, figures or ritual imagery are visible.2023-09-04A slide-style text graphic titled "Ancient Monasteries Attacks" with a header bar reading Location: South India and Date: 15 April, 2014, followed by a Description heading and a long paragraph of body text about the Adi Shaivite Minority Tradition community, temple disputes, court orders and a writ petition. The page is white with black sans-serif text and a page number 16.3 in the lower right corner. No people are depicted.A scanned document page titled "Incident # 11: Attempt to Murder Female Monk" with header fields reading Location: Tiruvarur, India and Date: October 28, 2015. The left column holds a two-column text block of typed description paragraphs about a mutt in Tiruvarur, police officers, and media reporters, while the right column is headed Photos and is empty. A small page number 16.49 sits in the lower right corner. No people are depicted.A slide-style document titled with a location and date header reading Bengaluru Aadheenam, in the state of Karnataka, South India, and Date 2008 - 2018. Under Incident #01 is a block of victim testimony, Sri Nithya Atmapujananda Swami recounts the painful experience where the Varanasi monastery was shut down, and the community badly affected. The body is a long typed first-person account describing journalists barging into the building, police standing outside a locked and sealed building, and the speaker going three days without food or water. The right column is labelled Photos but contains no image. Plain text on a white background, no people shown.January 27 20232023-01-27A scanned printed document page titled "MEDIA DISINFORMATION IN INDIA for the UN Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Opinion and Expression" in bold black text. The page is numbered 10 at the bottom and contains body paragraphs about media hostility, medical test results and judicial rulings, with blue hyperlinked phrases. Numbered section headings read "4. 2017 Downstream Effects of False Media Stories including Judicial Prejudice and Financial Throttling of the Community" and "5. 2019 Attack on the Women's Monastery in Gujarat, India". No people are shown.2021-08-29A scanned printed document page with numbered paragraphs in black text on white, headed by a section titled "Persecution by the politically owned Media". The text discusses media misinformation, deep-fake videos and hate speech targeting women and minority communities, with a footer of numbered references and web links. No people are visible.2021-07-19A text-heavy slide titled with a location header reading Location: Bengaluru Aadheenam, in the state of Karnataka, South India, and Date: 2008 - 2018. Below is Incident #01 with a Victim testimony block in bold, followed by a long paragraph of body text describing police forcing sannyasis out of a Varanasi monastery at gunpoint, a conspiracy involving a complaint, and deities being thrown outside. A narrow empty Photos column sits to the right. The slide carries a small page number in the lower right corner. No people are shown.March 02 20232023-03-02