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May 2008

  • Can We Continue to Look the Other Way?
  • Rainbow Warriors: India’s Eco Heroes
  • From You to Us
  • Social Transformation: Neither Easy Nor Impossible
  • When Winds Ignited the Fire Within Tulsi Tanti
  • Shekar Raghavan and Ram Krishnan
  • Adapting Global Urban Good Practices to Solve Local Challenges
  • Ian Kiernan
  • Clean-Up Crusader
  • Lois Gibbs
  • Empower Women to Sustain Eco-Systems
  • Empowered and Empowering Women
  • College Saves Lakhs of Rupees On Water
  • Goa Village Blocks Rahejas’ Mega Housing Project
  • When Children Take the Lead
  • Green Toilets of Karnataka
  • Freedom Under Construction
  • The Voice Behind Silent Spring
  • Can We Ever De-fragment Society?
  • At Home at Hand
  • Dr. Binayak Sen
  • Sulabh Sauchalya Sansthan
  • Willie Corduff
  • Diane Wilson

Dr. Binayak Sen

  • May 2008

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Dr. Binayak Sen—currently behind bars for alleged links with Naxalites— became the first South Asian to get the prestigious Johnathan Mann award for Global Health and Human Rights in recognition of his work in the most remote corners of Chhattisgarh.Dr. Sen is noted for extending health care to the poorest people, monitoring the health and nutrition status of the people of Chhattisgarh, and defending the human rights of indigenous tribals and other poor people. He insists that it is not possible for poor people to have health if they are denied their human rights and the right to livelihood.Binayak’s interest in civil activism grew out of witnessing malnutrition deaths among children. The lack of governance worried him deeply. He has worked tirelessly at the cost of imprisonment,
in developing relevant models of primary health care in Chhattisgarh.

– Courtesy: Tehelka

Published in Xover, May 2008


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