Independent writer Johann Hari’s article on religion has sparked riots in Kolkata, after it was reprinted in English-language publication the Statesman.
Here, Hari explains why he remains defiant.
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Despite the riots and threats, I stand by what I wrote
Independent writer Johann Hari’s article on religion has sparked riots in Kolkata, after it was reprinted in English-language publication the Statesman. Here, Hari explains why he remains defiant.
13 Feb 09
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