Posts Tagged ‘dr binyak sen’
Sanhati, 7 May 2008
14 May 2008 will mark one year of imprisonment for Dr Binayak Sen, the well-known public health and civil rights activist, arrested on false charges of ‘assisting’ the Maoist insurgency in Chattisgarh.
In a nation where increasingly the medical profession is becoming synonymous with unbridled commercial greed Dr Sen dedicated his entire professional [...]
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- Grain: The food crisis and the hybrid rice surge
- Grain: The food emergency and food myths
- Grain: Tim Lang
- Grain: Mismanaging avian flu in Benin
- Grain: Food safety - rigging the game
- Grain: Polish farmers defy EU bureaucracy
- Grain: Saying 'no' to chemical farming in India
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- General Struggle Newsire (English)
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- Women's Struggles (English)
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- Women of Zimbabwe: Williams and Mahlangu finally released on bail
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- Work Struggles (English)
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- Land Struggles (English)
- Grain: July 2008
- Grain: Getting out of the food crisis
- Grain: The food crisis and the hybrid rice surge
- Grain: The food emergency and food myths
- Grain: Tim Lang
- Grain: Mismanaging avian flu in Benin
- Grain: Food safety - rigging the game
- Grain: Polish farmers defy EU bureaucracy
- Grain: Saying 'no' to chemical farming in India
- Grain: Whose coast is it?
- Theory (English)
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- Upping the Anti: Allan Bérubé, 1946-2007: A Queer Working-Class Community-Based Historian.
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- Mute Magazine: Mexican Wave
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- Eurozine: The non-efficient citizen
- Continental Philosophy: SPEP Program
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- Mute Magazine: Variant's reply to inaccuracies or defamatory statements
