Politics & Conflict

Allah’s ambassadors

Allah’s ambassadors

Edna Fernandes gains unique access to the ultra-orthodox Deoband madrassa in rural India

Forced labour

Forced labour

200 years since it was abolished, slavery is not only still happening, reports Rahila Gupta, it’s actually increasing all over the world

Finger on the trigger

Finger on the trigger

If Pakistan falls, Jihadis will have the bomb. Maruf Khwaja warns of his country’s deepening crisis

Editorial

Editorial

Those calling for partition in Iraq should remember the consequences of another attempt to carve up a diverse society along religious lines

Degrees of separation

Degrees of separation

This year, a record number of student activists have been found guilty of terrorist crimes. As the new academic year begins, Paul Sims assesses how universities are dealing with the…

Moral maze

Moral maze

Platitudes and peacekeepers are not enough for Darfur, argues Stephen Eric Bronner

Ripped from their lives

Ripped from their lives

When Roosevelt ordered the relocation of Japanese-Americans after Pearl Harbor, Dorothea Lang was commissioned to document their removal. Linda Gordon unearths the hidden portraits of a people dispossessed

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