From Outlook:
His political concerns are well known. Activist Binayak Sen shares insights into his detention with SHOMA CHAUDHURY
How did your loss of freedom affect you?
(Long pause) As a civil rights worker, never being [...]
‘I’d Happily Back Out, But It Seems Impossible’
Death On The Margins
From Outlook:
Far from the national gaze, the establishment practises a dangerous malevolence when confronted with its anti-people policies, reports SHOMA CHAUDHURY from Raipur and Dantewada. [...]
PUDR would like the bail order for Binayak Sen to be applied also to his co accused . . .
From: Economic and Political Weekly, May 30 – June 05, 2009
Letters
Binayak Sen
The People’s Union for Democratic Rights (PUDR) welcomes the Supreme Court’s decision to grant bail to Binayak Sen in the case levelled by the Chhattisgarh government that resulted in the noted civil rights activist being confined for over two years in Raipur jail [...]
Indian Rights Activist, Freed on Bail, Vows to Continue Work
From the WSJ:
JUNE 1, 2009
By Krishna Pokharel
RAIPUR, India — Doctor and human-rights activist Binayak Sen, released on bail last week from the prison here where he had been held on charges of aiding Maoist insurgents, said he will continue treating patients from Indian tribal areas and fighting for their rights, despite weak health and threats [...]
|