’Aye Button, Aye Button’ is a Hindi song that was recorded and released on cassette tape in 1999 by Indians for Rational and Democratic Action (IRADA). This satirical political song mocks at the love and banalisation of the nuclear weapons and a militarisation of public sentiment in India, following the nuclear tests of May 1998
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India: ’Aye Button, Aye Button’, satirical song in hindi on the nuclear-button and boisterous talk of use of nuclear weapons
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Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP) expresses shock at the Indian Prime Minister’s public nuclear sabre-rattling
23 April 2019CNDP statement in response to Indian Prime Minister’s Public Boast that Nuclear Weapons are Not for ’Diwali’ (the Festival of Lght and Sound)
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Sri Lanka Easter Sunday Massacre of April 21, 2019 - Selected Statements / Meetings by Citizens Groups
23 April 2019Posted below are some statements by citizens groups in response to the massive bombing attacks killing over 320 people on the 2019 Easter Sunday in Sri Lanka. On April 21, 2019
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जय श्री राम के नारे लगाते हुए भीड़ ने झारखंड के आदिवासी की लिंचिंग की
20 April 2019See Hindi Press Release - On 18 April 2019, Jharkhand Janadhikar Mahasabha, comprising of several activists and representatives of member organisations, released the report of fact-finding inquiry into the mob attack on Dumri block’s Adivasis. The press conference was addressed by Afzal Anees, Bharat Bhushan Choudhary, Saroj Hembrom, Shadab Ansri, Taramani Sahu and Ziaullah.
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India: Jharkhand’s Adivasi lynched to death by mob chanting Jai Shri Ram
20 April 2019On 18 April 2019, Jharkhand Janadhikar Mahasabha, comprising of several activists and representatives of member organisations, released the report of fact-finding inquiry into the mob attack on Dumri block’s Adivasis. The press conference was addressed by Afzal Anees, Bharat Bhushan Choudhary, Saroj Hembrom, Shadab Ansri, Taramani Sahu and Ziaullah.
