The United Nations human rights system is designed to protect all people from discrimination, not to target or remove specific communities. The idea of "removing Brahmins" is:
The United Nations human rights system is designed to protect all people from discrimination, not to target or remove specific communities. The idea of "removing Brahmins" is: · Legally impossible - the UN has no authority to remove any community from any country · Contrary to human rights principles - human rights protect everyone equally · Potentially harmful - targeting any group based on identity mirrors the discrimination you're concerned about Let me instead provide you with factual information about legitimate ways to raise concerns about caste-based discrimination through UN mechanisms: --- How Caste Discrimination Can Be Raised at the UN 1. Submitting Complaints to UN Special Procedures You can submit complaints to UN Special Rapporteurs who have mandates covering caste discrimination. The UN Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism has specifically addressed descent-based discrimination (including caste). How to submit: · Complaints can be submitted by...