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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...

Sadiq Khan: British Dream Now a Reality for London’s First Muslim Mayor

  In Pakistan, the chances that the son of a...

When People Think of Themselves as People and “Others” as Snakes

Image courtesy: Thinglink.comEncounters of a personal kind with a...

Islamist Terrorism, Sectarian Violence: Chilling Echoes of Pastor Niemoller

Love and peace: A Shia-Sunni marriage in Pakistan. Photo...

Hindutva’s Fascist Heritage

In the 1930s Hindu nationalism borrowed from European fascism...

Missing: an international response to the rising tide of impunity

Civil society organisations are targeted because political elites know...

We must become the Khudai Khidmatgars of today: Anand Patwardhan

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Not one Israeli soldier prosecuted for killing over 5,500 Palestinians in the last 15 years

Israeli soldiers are almost never prosecuted for killings in...

Reclaiming rights and freedoms through UN-supported litigation

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Germany Bows to Turkish Pressure: Allows Prosecution of Comedian who Mocked Erdogan

German chancellor, Angela Merkel, has bowed to Turkish pressure...

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