South Asia

Madurai’s Wall of Shame Still Exist – Brinda Karat

A brief detention by police did not deter CPM leader Brinda Karat to walk into the village in Madurai. to find out that the Dalit segregation has deepened further.

Sri Lanka Must Allow Dissent, Relax Curbs on Media

Now that the Tamil rebels have been crushed, Sri Lanka must return to normal rule of law with dissent welcomed and administration decentralized to usher in true democracy.

Showdown in the Nepali Congress Party

Eighty-four year old Girija Koirala is called, only partly in jest, 'the uncrowned king' because of his vast influence in Nepali politics.

Lockerbie Bomber’s Release Could Set a Dangerous Precedent

The release of the Lockerbie bomber may lose its significanc ein the debates between religious ethics, compassion and economic compulsions, but it could signal the appeasement by democracies.

Is Moving In With The Kids Dangerous?

'Life has changed after the death of my wife,' he says. His wife and he used to stay together in a two-bedroom apartment in Scarborough, Ontario.

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