4 September 2008 "Violence in India Is Fueled by Religious and Economic Divide," by Hari Kumar and Heather Timmons, The New York Times
31 July 2008 "Vedanta promises no mining without tribe's 'permission'," by Survival International
15 July 2008 "Being Neutral is Our Biggest Crime: Government, Vigilante, and Naxalite Abuses in India's Chhattisgarh State," by Human Rights Watch
15 July 2008 "End State Support for Vigilantes," by Human Rights Watch
5 July 2008 "Dispute Over Kashmir Shrine Provokes More Killings and Curfew," by Reuters
1 July 2008 "State backs down on shrine issue as Muslims and Hindus protest in Indian Kashmir," by The Associated Press
30 June 2008 "Behind masks or out and loud: gay marchers break new ground," by Maseeh Rahman, The Guardian
29 June 2008 "Unrest in India's Hill Country," by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
1 June 2008 "Royal Care for Some of India's Patients, Neglect for Others," by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
28 May 2008 "Survival protest- 'Finsbury profits from tribe’s destruction'," by Survival International
27 May 2008 "Survival to protest outside London PR firm," by Survival International
15 May 2008 "Tribe- 'Vedanta is destroying us for profit'," by Survival International
29 April 2008 "New Survival campaign targets British company Vedanta - mine set to destroy remote tribe," by Survival International
5 April 2008 "Kashmir riots amid general strike," by BBC News
21 March 2008 "Some Tibetan Exiles Reject 'Middle Way'," by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
18 March 2008 "Tibetans in India Enraged by Details of Crackdown," by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
16 March 2008 "Dalai Lama Won’t Stop Tibet Protests," by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
14 March 2008 “Tibetan Marchers Arrested in India,” by Heather Timmons, The New York Times
9 October 2006, “Vigils in London and Paris as Jarawa Tribe Faces Extinction,” by Survival International
22 July 2006, “Suspects Are Arrested in India Commuter Rail Bombings,” by Amelia Gentleman, The New York Times
18 July 2006, “Hundreds of Maoist Rebels Storm a Relief Camp in India, Killing 25,” by The New York Times
14 July 2006, “Indian Leader Says Pakistan Fails to Rein In Terror,” by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
14 July 2006, “3 Suspects Sought in Connection With India Train Blasts,” by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
13 July 2006, “Bombs Aimed at India's Well-Off,” by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
13 July 2006, “Terrorist Attack Not Expected to Affect India’s Buoyant Economy,” by Saritha Rai, The New York Times
12 July 2006, “Mumbai Inquiry Focuses on Militants,” by Amelia Gentleman, The New York Times
12 July 2006, “Series of Bombs Explode on 7 Trains in India, Killing Scores,” by Saritha Rai and Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
11 June 2006, “Accounts Diverge on Shots Fired on Indian Border,” by The New York Times
31 May 2006, “Kashmir: Attacks Kill a Policeman and Wound 21,” by The New York Times
5 May 2006, “Razing of Muslim Shrine in India Brings Violence, and a Court Ban,” by Hari Kumar, The New York Times
2 May 2006, “Militants Kill 35 Hindus Days Before Talks on Kashmir,” by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
1 May 2006, “Spate of Hindu Killings Precedes Kashmir Meeting,” by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
13 April 2006, “In Villages Across India, Maoist Guerrillas Widen 'People's War',” by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
3 April 2006, “The price of being a woman: Slavery in modern India,” by Justin Huggler, The Independent
25 March 2006, “As Indian Premier Calls for Treaty, Pakistan Says Kashmir Is the Key,” by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
20 March 2006 “Grisly Discovery Reopens Old Wounds in Village in India,” by Hari Kumar in the New York Times
9 March 2006, “Indian City Shaken by Temple Bombings,” by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
21 January 2006, “Nepal Blocks Protest Rally With Arrests and Curfew,” by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
8 November 2005, “Angry Crowds Protest Delays in Reopening Kashmir Border,” by David Rohde and Salman Masood, The New York Times
6 November 2005, “One Crossing to Open Now in Kashmir,” by Hari Kumar, The New York Times
1 November 2005, “Terror Blasts Cast a Pall Over Hindu Festival in India,” by Amelia Gentleman, The International Herald Tribune
1 November 2005, “India's Premier Says Pakistan Must Do More to Stop Attacks,” by Hari Kumar, The New York Times
31 October 2005, “India Asks Pakistan to Act Against Terror Groups,” by Hari Kumar, The New York Times
31 October 2005, “New Delhi Police Doubt a Boast; Shoppers Back, a Day After Blasts,” by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
30 October 2005, “Group Claims Responsibility for New Delhi Blasts,” by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
6 September 2005 “After New Talks, India Says it May Pull Troops from Kashmir,” by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times.
6 January 2005 “Andaman Island Tribe Moved to Capital,” Survival International News Release.
2 January 2005 “FIRST CONFIRMED NEWS ON ISOLATED TRIBES OF THE ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS, INDIA,” by Survival International
2004 “Those Who Own The Past Own The Future,” by Dr. Gregory H. Stanton, Genocide Watch and The International Campaign to End Genocide
5 August 2004, “In India, Torture by Police Is Frequent and Often Deadly,” by Rama Lakshmi, The Washington Post
29 July 2004, “INDIA: 2 KILLED IN RELIGIOUS RIOTS,” by The Associated Press
17 January 2004, “Indian Filmmakers Feel Sting of Censorship,” by Rama Lakshmi, The Washington Post
17 August 2003 “4,500 rebels poised to storm Indian Kashmir: junior defence minister,” Agence France Presse.
14 August 2003, “INDIA: MILITANTS STRIKE KASHMIR,” by David Rohde, The New York Times
14 August 2003 "Pakistani PM says peace with India hinges on Kashmir,” by Rana Jawad, Agence France Presse.
13 August 2003 “Separatist alliance favours ceasefire along de facto Kashmir border,” by Izhar Wani, Agence France Presse.
12 August 2003 “Roundup: Serious dialogue between Pakistan, India can start only after India's 2004 general elections,” Xinhua.
8 August 2003, “INDIA: STATE APPEALS HINDUS' ACQUITTAL,” by The New York Times
2 August 2003, “INDIA: COMMITMENT TO HINDU TEMPLE,” by Hari Kumar, The New York Times
1 August 2003, “INDIA: CHANGE URGED FOR RIOT TRIALS,” by David Rohde, The New York Times
30 July 2003, “India's Border Fence Extended to Kashmir,” by Rama Lakshmi, The Washington Post
23 July 2003, “INDIA: DEADLY RAIDS IN KASHMIR,” by The New York Times
22 July 2003, “KASHMIR: BLAST KILLS 7,” by P.J. Anthony, The New York Times
20 July 2003, “Hindu Temple Plan in India Stokes Tensions,” by The New York Times
10 July 2003, “Justice Elusive in India Violence,” by John Lancaster, The Washington Post
8 July 2003, “INDIA: MUSLIM REPORTS THREATS,” by The New York Times
1 July 2003, “Muslims Recant, and Hindus Are Acquitted in Riot Trial,” by David Rohde, The New York Times
28 June 2003, “INDIA: HINDUS ACQUITTED IN RIOT TRIAL,” by The New York Times
Summer 2003 “Genocide in Gujarat: The International Community Looks Away,” by Martha C. Nussbaum, Dissent Magazine.
29 March 2003, “Militants Suspected in Mutilation of 6 Kashmiris,” by Amy Waldman, The New York Times
25 March 2003, “Militants Kill 24 Hindus in Kashmir,” by Rama Lakshmi, The Washington Post
24 March 2003, “Ex-Kashmiri Separatist Commander Assassinated,” by Rama Lakshmi, The Washington Post
6 March 2003, “Court in India Orders Archaeological Study of Disputed Holy Site,” by The New York Times
27 February 2003, “Homage to Hindu Nationalist Reflects Change in India,” by John Lancaster, The Washington Post
2 February 2003, “The Other Face of Fanaticism,” by Pankaj Mishra, The New York Times
16 December 2002 “Hindu Nationalists Win Landslide Vote in Indian State,” by Amy Waldman by the New York Times
16 December 2002 “Federation of Indian American Christian Organizations of North America (FIACONA) Press Release,”
11 December 2002 “In Indian Election, Hate Is Part of Platform,” by Rama Lakshmi in the Washington Post
26 September 2002 “In Massacre of Hindus, a Grim Omen for All India,” by Amy Waldman in the New York Times
27 July 2002, “Religious Riots Loom Over Indian Politics,” by Celia Dugger, The New York Times
15 April 2002 “A Proper Basis For Indian Stability,” by Sunil Khilani in the Financial Times (London)
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