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Published in: digitaLibertiesThe Cam-Book gate scandal will not restore our privacy, will it?For us to care about the practices of corporations, reclaim our privacy and contest mass-surveillance we should not...
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Published in: HomeTo beat the hard right we’ll need to change too – a response to Edmund FawcettJoining forces demands a democratic renewal that will dig deep into our cultures and our nations.
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Published in: openIndiaCut-throat competition distorts democracy in IndiaSo, what is the right measure of passion in politics that is good for the health of democracy? There has to be a...
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Published in: HomeSnowden to Cambridge Analytica – making the case for the social value of privacyConstitutionally inculcated rights and morality are slowly being undone “by the use of automated processes to assess...
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Published in: openIndiaStatues are not safe in IndiaOne cynic says that after every election, the new Government can spend its first year in uninstalling the statutes...
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Published in: 50.50The Backlash podcast episode 1: women and the far rightWe talk to three women who know more about the far right than most: councillor Jolene Bunting in Northern Ireland,...
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Published in: openIndiaThe myth of the Indian ‘New Middle Class’Families in Modi’s India are caught in a spiral of working class conditions in jobs pretending to be middle class,...
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Published in: openIndiaHindu authoritarianism and agrarian distressTo defeat populist-nationalist forms of communal authoritarianism in India, we have to fight against more than just...
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaGandhi, Palestine and zionism: a book reviewIn India it is the season for rediscovering Gandhi, and everyone from politicians to intellectuals are doing it in...
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Published in: openIndiaModi government and the muzzling of the Indian mediaThe more damaging development has been the role of the mainstream media in the face of the government attempts to muzzle it.
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Published in: 50.50How India's Café Sheroes fights back against acid attacks
Run by survivors of acid attacks, the café is part of broader campaigns for women’s access to public places and...
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Published in: openIndiaWhen faith fills ballot boxesIronically, the message of scientific temper, modernity, secularism resonated more in India when the rate of...
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Published in: 50.50Kashmir abuses: women searching for justice challenge state use of forensicsThousands of young men have 'disappeared' in Kashmir and there have been numerous allegations of sexual assaults....
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Published in: HomeOne Zionist view of the Balfour DeclarationThe State of Israel came into being thirty-one years after the Balfour Declaration, precisely because Zionist Jews...
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Published in: 50.50What will it take to end child sexual abuse in India?In 2012 new legislation was passed to protect children against sexual abuse. But the gap between the law and ground...
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Published in: 50.50The long road to gender equality in southeast AsiaSingapore may soon elect its first female president – but the struggle for gender equality in the region is far from...
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Published in: openIndiaSqueezing civil society hurts India’s economy and democracyIndia played a key moral role in international affairs during the anti-colonial struggles and as a founding member...
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaCritical voices in critical times: the partition of India – lessons learned, an interview with Rajmohan GandhiRajmohan Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi distills the vital lessons from the past, the complicated legacy of...
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Published in: openIndiaIndia at 70: bigotry rules"Hyper-nationalism and the closing of the mind is also ‘a manifestation of insecurity about one’s place in the world.’”
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Published in: openIndiaOf sacred cows and profane menThe cow has highlighted religious, regional, social and cultural differences. Some humans have been killed in the...
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