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The signatories, including Noam Chomsky and Olga Tokarczuk, sought that the temporary order to release prisoners in light of COVID-19 be applied to these political prisoners as well.
Online classes have become the main mode of learning for millions of school students across India due to the Covid-19 pandemic. However, majority of children in small towns and rural areas are not able to attend these classes, due to high costs and connectivity problems.
The project is facing resistance due to ecological concerns and also because the locals fear it would lead to loss of livelihood.
Due to the IPRs, countries struggle to access supplies of drugs and vaccines, especially at affordable rates. While at WTO, India has put forth the TRIPS waiver proposal, domestically it continues to oppose grant of compulsory licenses.
It is curious that the three American countries that are suffering harsh economic sanctions from the United States are doing much better than the others in their fight against Covid-19. One thing is certain: the pandemic has highlighted the crisis of the neoliberal and capitalist model.
Interview with Myanmar activist in Korea, Yan Kyaw Moe, about the political situation in Myanmar and the people’s struggle against the military coup; Despite being arrested and assaulted, Myanmar journalists say they won’t be intimidated by army.
To let people die for want of food, and air now, is tantamount to the genocides that scarred forever the 20th century. The Allahabad high court was making exactly the same point.
Even though the buck most certainly stops with Modi, there is a very real danger in blaming him alone for the devastation all around. Because if we do so, we will miss learning the critical lessons as a nation.
Farmers Burn Copies of Farm Laws Across the Country as Part of Call for ‘Sampoorna Kranti Diwas’; Dispute Simmers Between Govt and Farmers in Haryana; Far Away From Media Attention, Rural Punjab Keeps Farmers’ Protest Alive.
Indian Medical Association (IMA) president Dr J.A. Jayalal tells SabrangIndia that attacks on doctors are a big worry, as is delay of compensations to medics martyred to Covid-19, and misinformation being spread about vaccines.
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