Slok Gyawali Bangladesh’s tryst with ISIS by Slok Gyawali - 6th July 2016 THE government of Bangladesh is in denial about extremism and needs to re-think its strategy to protect minorities and freedom Read more about Bangladesh’s tryst with ISIS Hate-speech law ‘threatens learning’ – and commerce by Slok Gyawali - 30th March 2016 ACROSS South Asia a colonial-era law is being used to silence religious dissent. Read more about Hate-speech law ‘threatens learning’ – and commerce Divisive Ayodhya temple project has India in jitters all over again by Slok Gyawali - 13th January 2016 The struggle to build the ‘mother’ temple of India’s most popular avatar in Ayodhya is a struggle over the idea of India. Read more about Divisive Ayodhya temple project has India in jitters all over again ANALYSIS: 'Not in our name': Huge Wembley reception for Modi also sparks 'biggest protests' by Slok Gyawali - 11th November 2015 HIGH-PROFILE divisions in the UK’s India diaspora will hurt Narendra Modi’s image as a global leader. Read more about ANALYSIS: 'Not in our name': Huge Wembley reception for Modi also sparks 'biggest protests' Nepal’s new constitution fails both religion and secularism by Slok Gyawali - 30th September 2015 WESTERN ideas of ‘neutrality’ are leaving ordinary Nepalis behind – and, in banning conversion, the new constitution offends against freedom too. Lapido spoke to some of its architects. Read more about Nepal’s new constitution fails both religion and secularism Pages1 2 3 4 › »
