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State Censorship: Pushback by Filmmakers, Juries and Audiences Enable Screenings

The authorities’ attempts to censor films perceived as “problematic” at film festivals only validates the power of cinema, says Smriti Nevatia, examining the films that did not make the...

131 Killed in Iraq: ISIS Targets Fellow Muslims Shopping for Eid

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This is an emergency

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No to Daesh, No to Imperalism

  The November 13-14 attacks in Paris require an unambiguous...

Memoirs of an Iraqi Dog

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UN Makes History on Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity

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The Slow Death of Neo-Liberalism But is Anyone in India Listening?

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24 Rights Groups Petition World Bank: Ensure Safeguards & Peoples Participation

In a cogent letter, the signatories representing affected communities...

What it’s like to be gay and a Muslim

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