A conversation with human rights activist Binayak Sen

December 10, 2012 13:49

Binayak Sen, 62, is no ordinary doctor. Few doctors, after all, spend three decades working in a region threatened by what Prime Minister Manmohan Singh called the "single biggest internal security challenge ever faced' by the country. And that was before Dr. Sen was jailed on charges of "waging a war against the state,' which prompted a group of Nobel laureates topetition for his release. Read the interview here.

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