Volume 4 Issue 4 The Human Rights Magazine November - December 2005
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An Agenda Lost in a Unipolar World
WTO-dictated global governance is injurious to public health
Drug Price Control
The reasons and rationale behind India’s flawed and unfair drug pricing policies.
Right to Life
Is health becoming a prerogative of the wealthy?
Health for All
Jan Swasthya Abhiyan’s protracted fight for public care.
Combating Hunger
A methodology to investigate the politics of hunger.
The Indian Kidney Bazaar
Your kidney is my profit.
Mixed Judicial Responses to Health
Free markets pose a challange which needs to be addressed by the courts.
Busting The Two Child-Norm
The two child norm is impractical, undesirable and unconstitutional.
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Looking For Legal Redressal
Absence of legislation for the HIV+
Occupational Health, Safety & Laws
A look at the laws concerning occupational health and safety
Piggy-Back on Female Sterilisation
Gender implications of female sterilisations
Other
issues:
A Portal of Hope
The Act broadens the scope and definition of domestic violence
Codification of Muslim Personal Law
The path ahead.
Fixing a price on rape
Releasing persons convicted of rape on probation sends dangerous signals
Education for Few
Government policies are designed to cater to the rich
Environment
This Fizz is Toxic
Irresponsible dumping of toxic waste by Coca Cola is destroying ecology
Human Rights
A Hurricane Divide
Nature’s fury exposes the racial divide
Environment
Interlinking of Rivers
Is Obsession with gigantism justified?
Diluting Environmental Concerns
Can we maintain a harmony between development and environment?
Globalisation
Crumbling Under its Weight?
G-20 fails to represent people during negotiations on agriculture subsidies
Sethusamudram Project
Another Tsunami in the waiting?
Campaign
Taking on the Mighty
People resist Sethusamudram Project
Interview
Harminder S Phoolka on Nanavati Report
Nanavati Report : Communal Massacres are not acceptable to the nation
Debate
Women's Reservation Bill
Quota within quota will empower dalit women : Women's representation in Parliament should cut across caste and religion
Report
Demystifying Hunger
Judges discuss politics of hunger
The March for Justice
Thousands of farmers rise against corporatisation of agriculture
Insight
Mine Your Business
Bauxite mining by MNCs has brought about large-scale displacement of people in Orissa
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