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Journalist. Global Opinions Writer . Words in TIME, New Yorker, NYT, Guardian, Foreign Policy. Book- Gujarat Files: Anatomy of a Cover Up

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    Feb 24

    It is a huge honour for me. I accept this award on behalf of all journalists who are fighting an unpopular battle to speak the truth. Thank you

    Rana Ayyub (), global opinions writer for the is the recipient of the 2020 McGill Medal for journalistic courage. She will accept the award at Grady on April 22. LINK:
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  2. 2 hours ago

    Shukriya

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    4 hours ago

    World is obliged to step in and stop Modi from brutalising Indian Muslims. India’s Supreme Court is complicit in this crime against humanity. India’s political opposition either weak or disinterested and the Indian state incl police enthusiastic about the pogrom.

    Threat to India’s Muslims no longer an ‘internal issue’ Country should heed the advice of OIC and UN rights chief.
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  4. 3 hours ago

    Twitter account with provocative tweets falsely claims to be Al Jazeera correspondent. OpIndia does a story, Right wing eco system shares it to amplify hate. Thank God for

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    Mar 6

    Fearless Journalist covers sensitive subjects and recently won the 2020 McGill Medal for journalistic courage. She will receive the medal on April 22 at a ceremony in the Peyton Anderson Forum at Grady College.

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  6. 4 hours ago

    My speaking tour in Rome, Perugia, Spain and Hongkong stands cancelled due to the Corona virus concerns. The US tour from the 17th is still on.

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  7. Mar 6

    Unprecedented farewell for Justice Muralidhar. History will be kind to you sir

    Lawyers lining up for Justice Muralidhar's farewell at the Delhi high court. Photo by .
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  8. Mar 6

    They tied a rope around my neck and thought I was dead. Then I was thrown into the canal,” Imran Khan told VICE News three days later from a hospital bed.

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    Mar 6

    Statement issued by MediaOne TV reacting to 48 hour ban imposed on the channel over its reporting of the Delhi violence.

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  10. Mar 6

    Malayalam channels Asianet News, Media one barred for 48 hours for coverage of Delhi riots. The channel was critical of Delhi Police and the RSS.

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  11. Mar 6

    Manmohan Singh : I believe it is our solemn duty to speak truth to the people of India. The truth is that the current situation is very grim and morose. The India that we know and cherish is slipping away fast

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  12. Mar 6

    It is Rana Kapoor for heavens sake

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  13. Mar 6

    This is a heartbreaking read

    On the day he was going to die, a neighbor told Anwar Kassar to leave. He declined saying he had lived in Shiv Vihar for 30 years. That evening when the neighbor returned, Kassar body was still smoldering. Our latest from
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  14. Mar 5

    Blocking is therapeutic

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    Mar 5

    Why are we not seeking accountability of Home Minister Amit Shah. Fifty three lives lost in the Delhi carnage. Will heads roll ?

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  16. Mar 5

    Do not call the Delhi Pogrom as "Clashes" says

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    Don’t label the Delhi Pogrom as “clashes” and “protest”. Call it what it is: sustained and systemic Hindutva violence waged on Indian Muslims, sanctioned by the BJP. The Minister’s response? “Protest is a legitimate means of raising issues.”
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  17. Mar 5

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    Was apartheid an ‘internal matter’ of South Africa?
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    Mar 5

    A pretty ridiculous statement Lee: no one is asking Tulsi “to speak on behalf of every Hindu”, as Hindus aren’t responsible for Modi. Only BJP & RSS supporters are. And Tulsi wears BJP sashes, takes money from BJP/RSS supporters, speaks at their events, & embraces Modi. Ergo...

    The demand for Tulsi to speak on behalf of every Hindu and to issue a statement every time there's sectarian violence in India looks petty. Why not ask every Jewish lawmaker to condemn Israeli violence? Why not demand every Muslim lawmaker apologize on behalf of ISIS? Ridiculous.
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  19. Mar 5

    Long live Constitution, long live love': Full speech of Harsh Mander, which govt says 'incited' violence during anti-CAA protests.

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  20. Mar 5

    Tahir Hussain arrested. Kapil Mishra gets Y plus security, Anurag Thakur is free, no one seeking accountability from Amit Shah, Modi is being celebrated. We call this majority privilege

    Why are we not seeking accountability of Home Minister Amit Shah. Fifty three lives lost in the Delhi carnage. Will heads roll ?
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  21. Mar 5

    Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajeoon

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