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‘We Cannot Be Afraid’: Rhiya Ahir in Conversation with Teesta Setalvad

What does it mean to stand beside young people when they choose to confront power?In this conversation, activist and journalist Teesta Setalvad speaks with Rhiya Ahir, whose act of...

Tihar Jail’s poor inmates walk free as Jamiat deposits fine against them

Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, one of the largest Indian Muslim organisations,...

Malayali Feminism 2018: In the Light of Vadayambady and Hadiya’s Struggle

As frightening spectres of untouchability and unseeability hover around...

Blood of Martyrs will not go in Vain: Koel Karo Jan Sanghatan, Jharkand

The Adivasi people of Koel-Karo Jan Sanghatan paid their...

Tired of Their Veils, Some Iranian Women Stage Rare Protests: NYT Report

Video grab above shows a young Iranian women removing...

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