 In this issue
No. 128 October 1983
LettersUpdate
Taking Issue - Ashok Mitra
OUTSIDE THE CIRCLE
 The Denial if Minority Rights
Glen Williams argues that the world’s minorities need special rights today to win
equal rights tomorrow.
The facts of minority disadvantage.
Roots of discrimination
Anuradha Vittachi asks why majorities act like playground bullies.
For God and country
Viva Tomlin tells of religious persecution in Iran.
Blame the victim
A profile of racist violence in British schools by Amrit Wilson.
Us and Them - a visual interpretation
By Richard Wilson.
Ici, ce n’est pas la France
New Caledonia’s Kanaks demands self-determination. A report by Cameron Forbes.
Backs to the wall
No refuge for Palestinian refugees in Lebanon. Paul Harper outlines their predicament.
Sri Lanka’s pogrom
R. L. Pereira explains how a ‘minority problem’ has become one of human rights
for all Sri Lankans.
A Tamil soliloquy by ‘Devadasan’
‘Sleep in peace now…’
John Forsythe analyses Scottish schizophrenia
Tribal fusion or fission
Richard Hall looks at the nuclear state in Zambia
Step by step
A journey with Quebec into the 21st century, accompanied by Wayne Ellwood.
Only 200 million to absorb
A Maori’s dream, a white man’s nightmare.
How to be discriminating
Mary Warren argues for positive discrimination now.
Ideas for ACTION
Reviews: New books and a classicCountry profile: UgandaFront cover photo: Nick Fogden
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