Caste violence, resistance and justice Uncuff India

This fifth episode of the podcast is sure to spark a lot of conversations in your micro-communities.

Through this episode, we aim to unpack caste violence, its agents and its various manifestations. Our insightful guest, Dr Swati Kamble, also speaks to us about the history of Dalit resistance, the role of women in the movement and also how writing became the medium for seeking justice. Dr Swati Kamble is an anti-caste intersectional feminist and independent researcher-activist whose research broadly focuses on human rights and social justice movements, decolonisation and intersectionality. Currently, she is researching the digital activism of Dalit women and middle-class Dalit women’s mobility in the Indian neo-liberal market and is also collaborating with Dalit, indigenous and marginalised groups and organisations in India for the mapping and archival of indigenous forms of knowledge and decolonisation.

You can read the transcript at: https://bit.ly/UncuffIndia_E5Transcript

Content warning: caste violence and genocide, untouchability, physical abuse, gang rape, rape, sexual assault