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Authoritarianism is rising. War is raging. The planet is burning. South Asia is at the center of it all—but mainstream media is failing us. Jamhoor offers what they won’t: critical insight, progressive internationalism, radical horizons. Support a media for the people. Support Jamhoor. Like. Repost. Donate. patreon.com/cw/jamhoor
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Today we are co-hosting an online event with @jamhoormedia. It’s about Umar Khalid, India’s most prominent political prisoner – and a principled activist we all have a lot to learn from. The event will feature Umar’s partner, researcher Banojyotsna Lahiri, and legal scholar @gautambhatia88 Get your free tickets here! eventbrite.co.uk/e/umar-khal…
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In this sharp Jamhoor interview, Joe Sacco discusses The Once and Future Riot, communal violence, democracy, and how fear is turned into political fuel—from Muzaffarnagar to the U.S. A powerful, urgent read. buff.ly/C99qOG1
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@MeghnadBose93 speaks with pioneering comics journalist Joe Sacco about his new book The Once and Future Riot (@PenguinUKBooks)—on India, communal violence, and threats to democracy worldwide. jamhoor.org/read/everything-…
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This Sunday, with @jamhoormedia, we're hosting an online event about Umar Khalid, India’s most prominent political prisoner Featuring his partner, researcher Banojyotsna Lahiri, and legal scholar @gautambhatia88 Register for free here! eventbrite.co.uk/e/umar-khal…
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@alia_amirali explains why the current moment of katchi abadi demolitions is unprecedented and distinctly inhumane.
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@alia_amirali from @AWPIsbRwp on the war against Islamabad's working-class neighbourhoods. jamhoor.org/blog/the-war-aga… A 🧵
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@inkthink (of @WeeklyKalam) on the long road that turned a rapper into Nepal's prime minister. jamhoor.org/read/a-generatio… a 🧵
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@alia_amirali from @AWPIsbRwp on the war against Islamabad's working-class neighbourhoods. jamhoor.org/blog/the-war-aga… A 🧵
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In Sept 2020, historian and leftist activist Umar Khalid was jailed amid a wider crackdown on those defying Modi's India. He remains imprisoned. With @Equatormag, we're hosting an online event on Umar Khalid and His World, an anthology of writings by and about him. Featuring Khalid's partner, researcher Banojyotsna Lahiri, and legal scholar @gautambhatia88 eventbrite.co.uk/e/umar-khal…
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5. La izquierda en Bangladesh. Vimos en las recientes elecciones en Bangladés que la izquierda allí sigue sin levantar cabeza, pero en Jamhoor hacen una entrevista a dos de sus representantes. jamhoor.org/read/on-npas-que… Traducción al español slopezarnal.com/miscelanea-8…
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Aditya G. reviews @TariqMehmood000's latest (@VersoBooks): a novel about working-class formation, love and radicalization in South Asian Britain. jamhoor.org/read/dreams-of-a…
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In this article, I ask what Sharjeel Imam’s prison writings can teach us about Pakistan, our dissident histories, and what we owe them. Over the past few months I’ve been deeply fascinated by his work and highly recommend reading it if you haven't
Representations Of The Dissident: Reading Sharjeel Imam In Pakistan By Asmer Asrar Safi @asmerasafi for the @project_polis thepolisproject.com/read/rea…
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I was looking for that endorsement and I came across this interesting interview. I enjoyed the discussions on the left and the problem of campism, the limits of statism and of course the Mignolo part. jamhoor.org/read/empire-and-…
Lol just remembered that Mignolo once endorsed a book by a right-wing Hindtuva nationalist. There was some serious questions raised: What ways can decolonisation (or Decoloniality) avoid the risk of epistemic/regional enclosure?
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A powerful feminist take on the Iran war—refusing the false choice between imperial violence and state repression. This important interview by @ania_loomba, a friend & supporter of HfHR, explores what real feminist solidarity looks like. Read: buff.ly/XyeFREy
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How a campaign of terror against left-wing dissidents in the 1970s ushered in an era of extrajudicial killings in Bangladesh. A 🧵
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