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I have written about Zimbabwe for nearly five years now. I do not believe that anything I have to say is ground breaking or headline making. But I do have a considered opinion - largely borne out of the love I have for the country that I lived in for...
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The financial collapse of Scots airline Flyglobespan has not only left thousands of travelers stranded, but unpaid crew members stranded as well, without jobs and...
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I think every one has seen in bus, Metro trains, Govt. jobs, Education sector as well as in parliament, the rule of reserved seat for ladies. My question is to...
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The standard dictionary definition is simple: “One who discriminates against or who is hostile toward or prejudiced against Jews.”
But is the classic definition...
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Albinos (whose hair, skin and eyes lack normal pigmentation) have a difficult time as it is with discrimination and segregation without fearing for life and limb. ...
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has told chief ministers from 29 Indian states to end exploitation of tribal people.
Speaking at a conference in Delhi, Mr Singh said...
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“Being born a scheduled caste is the biggest curse for me”. The last words of Pappu Singh Darnal, a 46 year old school teacher in Darjeeling were found...
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Since the time I began to think several years ago I have often heard several things in all kinds of fora. “Women are being oppressed”, “women are...
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It is eerie how disparate news items are — if you examine closely — related to each other in a manner that provides interesting insights.
First came the news...
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Still traumatized, she recounts the events that led her to a safe house in Kabul.
She was raped and nearly stabbed to death by her husband just seven days before we...
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Israel’s army is changing. Once proudly secular, its combat units are now filling with those who believe Israel’s wars are “God’s...
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On the eve of the Israeli school year’s start on Tuesday, recent Ethiopian immigrant Ayenew Belay didn’t know whether his 7-year-old son Avi would be...
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George Bernard Shaw once said, “Assassination is the extreme form of censorship.” (Remember Lasantha?). One is also reminded of words of the 19th century poet...
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Yesterday, I was sitting home, watching my favorite news channel, where a news report showed a reporter roaming the streets of Jerusalem, close to the area of the...
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A United Nations envoy slammed Australia’s military-led intervention in remote Aboriginal communities and said racism was “entrenched” in the country,...
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In 1948, Zionist terrorist militias forcibly evicted or forced into flight out of fear of death over 800,000 Palestinians to establish a Jewish majority in a land...
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Of course, everyday I could write a post titled as such for everyday the state of Israel makes Palestinian children cry as it kills their parents, siblings, relatives...
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Shabana Azmi, Javed Akhtar, Amir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Zeenat Aman, Arshad Warsi and now Emraan Hashmi…the list is swelling with each passing day. They are celebrities...
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It is hard to wonder a world with Australia’s researches.
Just released, results of survey on how ethnic names affect employment opportunities in Australia hardly...
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1) Starving nations won’t accept your ship with 77 tons of humanitarian aid.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Haiti has turned away a Mexican ship carrying...
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Britain’s army of naturists find themselves battling on the sandy and shingled margins to protect a cherished way of life. Ban on Britain’s longest-serving...
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Did you read this very shocking news? Many of you must have seen this headline in an Indian newspaper: Footwear store in Geneva uses Buddha statue to hang shoes....
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“Slumdog Millionaire” is a hit across the world, but in India, protesters have taken to the streets to attack the film.
Some Indians find the word “slumdog” in...
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Saleem H Ali, of the University of Vermont, reflects on the various forms of xenophobia prevailing in different parts of the world. In his recent article The...
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In a recent opinion piece titled Europe’s Islam Question (published in Daily Times, December 17, 2008), Professor Tariq Ramadan of the Oxford University pointed to...
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Important topics...well, I have quite a few. There’s no denying that when it comes to picking one, it might just say more about me than I actually intended it to, but...
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Recently I was using a computer at the library when all of a sudden a woman with 2 under the age of 3 years old and extremely loud children peers into the computer...
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From time to time there are stories about the indigenous Brazilians in the international media. The press talks of these very isolated people, who live in the middle of...
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All white men will unconsciously discriminate against women and visible minorities! Just ask sociologist William. T. Bielby, according to...
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