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Comrade Sonya Gill: A life dedicated to the struggle for equality and justice

The sudden and shocking demise of Comrade Sonya Gill on August 25, 2026 at the age of 71 is an immense loss to the women’s movement and the Left...

The Fall of the House of ISIS

ISIS is on the decline, but the catastrophic political...

In the ongoing war between fake news and evidence-based information, facts do not matter

To influence policymaking we need to engage both with...

New law on foreign funding tightens the screws on NGOs in Bangladesh

Rights and advocacy-based NGOs face funding crunch after new...

Kashmir: Charade of Dialogue

This is the fourth such effort since Atal Bihari...

My Lord, May I protest? Understanding the right way to protest

“Anger is a negative emotion, but to feel a...

It’s not just O’Reilly and Weinstein: Sexual violence is a ‘global pandemic’

The recent exposure of widespread sexual predation in the...

Victims of Gautankwad: Pehlu Khan

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Video: 12-year old Palestinian recounts detention and abuse by Israeli soldiers

Here’s an incident that would have not gained any...

Saudi women between online resistance and new physical realities

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#OurGauri: “What is Justice Gauri? Do You Gain Any Profit Out of It?”

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The author, a senior academic analyses the decay in Indian public universities and traces the decline to a state patronage, entrenched, unaccomplished elite and the absence of true representation through student and teacher body elections

His Name Survived SIR. Then Police Took Him Away: The Unexplained Detention of 66-Year-Old Jalil Akhtar

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NEET Protests: Supreme Court ends criminal proceedings against students across India

Invoking Article 142, the Court closes cases linked to the July 20–25 student protests, bars fresh FIRs over the same incidents and directs a nationwide compensation policy for families of students who died by suicide