The conversation can be viewed here.
“When people struggle for their own right to life, they have to honor the other’s right to life. Drawing on the years she spent as a full time activist of the Narmada Bachao Andolan, Nandini Oza delves into the complexities of choosing this path of action and the difficulties of overcoming structural violence. She also explores the nuances of fasting as a form of nonviolent protest and the importance of ensuring that a movement remains broad based. It is when just a few individuals can be equated with a movement that the authorities find it easy to dismiss or control it. Those in power cannot easily undermine a large volume of nonviolent resisters.” Ahimsa Conversations