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As religious minorities, especially Muslims, report poor education levels, lowering allocations for education will not improve the situation.
Policy efforts to promote gender equality in Uganda built on the Ten-Point Programme that the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) announced in 1984, two years before coming to power. This...
The National Commission for Minorities (NCM) celebrated the minorities rights day on December 16. The Minister of State for Ministry of Minority Affairs, John Barla graced the function as the Chief Guest which was presided over by Iqbal Singh Lalpura, Chairman, National Commission for Minorities, Chairman, National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions, Justice NK Jain…
Ye Lo Bayaan Hamaare / And We Were There – 1967-1977 showcases the participation of women in the male-dominated Naxalbari movement
A new TV drama — Guerrilla — tells the story of the British Black Panthers. Long-time black and left activist Darcus Howe, who recently died, was a founder member of the group and consultant for the show. In this interview from 1995 Howe discussed the politics of “black power” with Dan Katz. Darcus Howe: The Panthers have been grossly misrepresented in political circles. They were an intensely revolutionary organisation, the largest non-establishment political party ever to exist in America — larger than the Communist Party or any left-wing group.