With no one jailed over Lebanon's financial collapse and the probe into last year's Beirut port blast suspended, digital activists say naming and shaming politicians is more crucial than ever.
Politics
Iran Clamps Down on Teachers Demanding Fair Pay
Recently, a spokesman for the teachers' union in Iran's northern province, was arrested while he was doing an interview on his phone with a Persian-language broadcaster.
A Srinagar Man’s Struggle to Get an FIR Registered Over His Wife’s Death
On August 9, 2019, Mohammad Rafiq Shagoo's wife Fehmeeda died after inhaling tear gas from shells fired by the security forces to thwart protests against the Centre's decision to strike …
Bapu at 152: Lessons For a Divided Republic
What unites Gandhi’s admirers and critics is the peculiar malaise that has reduced our nation’s founders to images and titles.
Small Town Girls, an Intimate Portrait: ‘A More Sophisticated Language of Stereotyping’
Year after year, Delhi sees an influx of numerous Muslim students. And year after year, they struggle to find homes where they feel safe.
‘Ideology Diluted’ Or Still a Comrade?: JNU Debates Kanhaiya Kumar’s Congress Move
While some feel that Congress will give the firebrand leader a better chance to fight BJP, others at his former university feel the decision is at odds with his leftist …