Rajeshree Sisodia

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There has been progress in attitudes toward race since the murder of Stephen Lawrence, but change is still needed.

Opinion by Rajeshree Sisodia
Published On 30 Jan 2012
No to Police Racism

Three-month-old Kheyamadin is a docile baby. Lying cocooned in the traditional Afghan Turkmen bright hues of tight silk swaddling clothes, he rarely cries. But the reason for his calm demeanour is not a pacifier, toy or milk – it is opium. 

Published On 2 Sep 2006
Kheyamadin is fed opium every morning and evening

After living in Afghanistan for more than two centuries, economic hardship is pushing many in the country’s dwindling Sikh community to emigrate to India, their spiritual homeland.

Published On 9 Jul 2006
Gurdyal Singh: Taliban did not bother us (by Rajeshree Sisodia)

With a pink and black shawl draped over a heavily made-up face and wearing jeans and tennis shoes, Diana Azimi is the epitome of the new Afghanistan.

Published On 17 May 2006
Naseem Gul (L) says nothing has changed since the Taliban ouster

Ali Mohaqiq Nasab, a magazine editor, understands the heavy price to be paid in Afghanistan for pushing the blurred boundaries of press freedom.

Published On 25 Apr 2006
Ali Mohaqiq Nasab was jailed for blasphemy
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