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Lenin vs Stalin on the national question: Lessons from Hungary
This article is the fifth instalment of our 12-part series ‘The Hungarian Revolution: 70 years on’. When the Hungarian masses rose against the hated Stalinist dictatorship in 1956, they adorned the streets with the Hungarian tricolour, but with a marked alteration: the communist coat of arms had been cut out of its centre.
From Kashmir, to India, to Britain… Workers and youth, unite!
The beginnings of a youth-led mass struggle has erupted in India. The Cockroach Janta Party, which started as an online joke among Indian youth, has become the biggest threat that Prime Minister Modi has faced in his 12 years of rule. The Chief Justice of India, Surya Kant, referred to the youth as “cockroaches” for complaining about corruption in education. To this disgusting smear, ‘Gen Z’ responded with ‘Yes, we are cockroaches.
Five reasons why chanting “refugees are welcome here” doesn’t work
The ugly head of reaction is once more rearing its head across the British Isles. This summer marks the third in a row that racist violence has plagued the streets of the North of Ireland, with many justifiably worried of events of a similar scale erupting across Britain. After all, it is only two summers ago that pogrom-style attacks did take place in deprived areas such as Rotherham, Middlesbrough, and Hull, amongst others.
Horror and heroism: women in Bangladesh's Revolution and Liberation War (1968-75)
In 1968, revolution broke out across Pakistan, overthrowing Ayub Khan’s hated military dictatorship. The national oppression of Bengalis within East Pakistan had produced a revolution along class lines. However, due to the failures of its leadership, the revolution was transformed into a bloody civil war, ending in the secession of East Pakistan into modern Bangladesh. The Bengali people fought like tigers to win national self-determination.
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Filmmaking with Remote Himalayan Communities
For a filmmaker in Nepal, the whole country can serve as a set. With one picturesque landscape after the other, you could almost capture a beautiful image by pointing the camera to any direction. With the multitude of ethnic groups, cultures and histories that make up the stories of Nepal, there could be a world to uncover with every encounter. In stark difference with most other arts, filmmaking is a collaborative effort.
The Economic Resilience of Himalayan Tourism
The Himalayas may sound like a far-away land inhabited by ancient, mystical sages, yetis and mountain spirits. This notion is not entirely wrong, but it creates the misconception that the Himalayas are a region that is, and always has been, isolated from the rest of the globe, with no footprint on world history, culture, and economy.
Developing Responsible Tourism Through Water Harvesting Solutions in Dhankuta
Dhankuta is situated within the Nibuwa Tankhuwa Watershed Area, in the Lower Koshi River Basin (LKRB). It is one of the most promising destinations in Eastern Nepal, rich in natural and cultural heritage. With a long history of ancient trades, it is set against beautiful landscapes and inhabited by friendly and hospitable people. However, Dhankuta is one of the most vulnerable districts to the impacts of climate change.
Starmer attacks Bangladeshi community – Unite to kick out the war criminals! | The Communist
Earlier this week, during an appearance at a debate hosted by the reactionary and divisive news-outlet The Sun, Keir Starmer made a direct attack on Britain’s Bangladeshi community. In an attempt to outdo the Tories, Starmer promised that Labour would deport immigrants “back to where they came from”. When pressed on who would be targeted with these plans, Starmer singled out Bangladeshis.
Into the World of Succulents With Sharad Bhimsaria
When we went to his residence, Mr Bhimsaria, a successful businessman from Kathmandu, was deep into the preparations for his first-ever exhibition. Nudged by the Covid 19 pandemic and having to find a way to spend all the countless hours at home, Mr. Bhimsaria’s multi-passionate spirit truly came alive in the last four years. Soon after the first few steps through the gate, one can’t help but noticing his various hobbies.
Inside the Mind of Shiva Dhakal
Back Responsible Tourism 15 April, 2024 In the misty hills of Nepal is a warm and loving family of 22 individuals. This constellation of grandparents, aunties, uncles and cousins spends every moment of the day together, sleeping under the same roof, and eating from the same kitchen. The depth of the care and sympathy these individuals have for each other is imprinted into the impressionable minds of the children of this family, marking their personality forever.
Sustainable Tourism in Nepal: Inside the Mind of Shiva Dhakal
Back Responsible Tourism 15 April, 2024 In the misty hills of Nepal is a warm and loving family of 22 individuals. This constellation of grandparents, aunties, uncles and cousins spends every moment of the day together, sleeping under the same roof, and eating from the same kitchen. The depth of the care and sympathy these individuals have for each other is imprinted into the impressionable minds of the children of this family, marking their personality forever.
The Safest Asian Country for Rainbow Tourists
“Nepal is one of the safest destinations for rainbow tourists in Asia!” declares Sunil Babu Pant. “In South-Asia maybe?” I venture out to correct him. “One of the safest countries for LGBT travelers in all of Asia,” he confidently restates. For those of us who have been following the developments of LGBT rights in Nepal, the name of Mr. Pant is familiar, loved and well respected.
The Safest Asian Country for Rainbow Tourists
“Nepal is one of the safest destinations for rainbow tourists in Asia!” declares Sunil Babu Pant. “In South-Asia maybe?” I venture out to correct him. “One of the safest countries for LGBT travelers in all of Asia,” he confidently restates. For those of us who have been following the developments of LGBT rights in Nepal, the name of Mr. Pant is familiar, loved and well respected.
Supreme Court thwarts Rwanda deportation plan: Unite and fight to kick out the Tories!
On 15 November, the UK Supreme Court ruled that the government’s plan to deport asylum-seekers to Rwanda is unlawful. This represents a significant blow for Sunak and the Tories, who have made the refugee deportation proposal a centrepiece of their reactionary, divisive culture war agenda, as they lurch from crisis to crisis. At the same time, however, this legal ruling will not stop the attacks on migrants.
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