The proverbial practice of char dakhal has now extended to politics in the form of chandabaji (money extortion) as a metaphor for criminal greed.
Pre-occupation Palestine had, to use Anglo-American poet WH Auden's words, "marble well-governed cities" full of "vines and olive trees." But Israel and its allies have turned it into "an artificial wilderness"
Transforming Ramadan from a month of fasting into one of feasting and then forcing women to cook extravagant meals ruins the purpose of the holy month.
The Zionist blueprint for Palestine resonates with the strategy of the workhouse authorities of Victorian England.
The victims are used as tools to spread fear about a specific community.
In 2006, Carter famously sparked an outcry when his book "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid" was published.
People of the Indian subcontinent, especially those in Bengal, never accepted European colonial rule.
Anti-Muslim media bigotry is so normalised that even Reuters initially circulated the false information that the slain lawyer was defending the Hindu leader.
The proverbial practice of char dakhal has now extended to politics in the form of chandabaji (money extortion) as a metaphor for criminal greed.
Pre-occupation Palestine had, to use Anglo-American poet WH Auden's words, "marble well-governed cities" full of "vines and olive trees." But Israel and its allies have turned it into "an artificial wilderness"
Transforming Ramadan from a month of fasting into one of feasting and then forcing women to cook extravagant meals ruins the purpose of the holy month.
The Zionist blueprint for Palestine resonates with the strategy of the workhouse authorities of Victorian England.
The victims are used as tools to spread fear about a specific community.
In 2006, Carter famously sparked an outcry when his book "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid" was published.
People of the Indian subcontinent, especially those in Bengal, never accepted European colonial rule.
Anti-Muslim media bigotry is so normalised that even Reuters initially circulated the false information that the slain lawyer was defending the Hindu leader.
These two crimes wreaked havoc in the lives of innocent people of our country during the Hasina regime.
Proponents of CRT believe that racist practices are not individual or idiosyncratic, but are inherent in institutions, policies and structures of governance.
