India’s official effort to silence condemnation from overseas of the farmers’ protests by telling critics to keep off the country’s “internal matters” does not seem to have drawn the desired result going by the continuing chorus of support for the peasants.
On Tuesday, 75 organisations from the US and elsewhere brought out a full-page advertisement in The New York Times newspaper bearing a solidarity message for the farmers.
Paid for by the Ohio-based Justice for Migrant Women, the advertisement is essentially a solidarity statement of activists, farmers and civil society that also urges “all people who champion human rights in the United States and around the world to join us and condemn the abuses against farmers, labourers, and protesters in India”.
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Climate activist Disha Ravi arrested in India over farmers protest toolkit
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GO-GETTER: Alabama State’s Nastazia Heholt finds power in empowering others
By Anthony Cook February 11, 2021
Nastazia Heholt is using her platform as a volleyball player at ASU to attract attention to social injustice issues. (contributed)
Nastazia Heholt believes representation matters.
She says if she were an adviser to President Joe Biden, she’d encourage him to put even more minorities in his already historically diverse cabinet. Doing so would position those who are most affected by social injustice to have the power to implement solutions.
“I think the time is now. The time is now,” she said. “We’re in a new day and era where there were many more young people and people of different nationalities and different races who came out to vote, and we’re all looking for a change.”