By Reuters 04 December 13 Guardian newspaper editor summoned to parliament Accused by some of helping terrorists by publishing leaks Snowden files exposed extent of government surveillance Senior police officer says considering investigation (Recasts with possibility of criminal investigation)… Continue Reading →
by Brenna Bhandar & Denise Ferreira da Silva A reply to Nancy Fraser In her recent piece in Comment is Free, “How feminism became capitalism’s handmaiden — and how to reclaim it” Nancy Fraser draws on her own work in political theory to argue… Continue Reading →
It is time the government stopped twiddling its thumbs and took action Livemint First Published: Mon, Jun 10 2013. Illustration: Shyamal Banerjee/Mint By modern standards of civility governments snooping on citizens is considered abhorrent behaviour. The admission by the US government… Continue Reading →
No healthy democracy can endure when the most consequential acts of those in power remain secret and unaccountable Glenn Greenwald guardian.co.uk, Friday 7 June 2013 James Clapper, the US director of national intelligence, who called the Guardian’s revelations ‘reprehensible’. Photograph:… Continue Reading →
Facebook insists there’s no place on its site for hate speech or content that is threatening or incites violence. So why do images that seem to glorify rape and domestic violence keep appearing? Laura Bates The Guardian, Tuesday 19 February 2013… Continue Reading →
The doctors prescribing the drugs don’t know they don’t do what they’re meant to. Nor do their patients. The manufacturers know full well, but they’re not telling. Drugs are tested by their manufacturers, in poorly designed trials, on hopelessly small… Continue Reading →
Information Technology Act , 2011 has put your freedom of speech in danger. Intermediary sites like Facebook and Blogger are now compelled to delete your account on any single complaint Indian Government wants to control your most powerful weapon, the… Continue Reading →
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