PAX LUMINA - May 2024

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The indigenous people are physically, and geographically separate from the rest of the population. Culturally, socially, economically, and politically they are cut off from the rest of society. But the ravages of technology and economic greed stifle them violently. Many tribes are dying out, while some have become extinct. Of course, some have survived as living fossils of this tragic march of evolution of the ‘modern man’. This issue of Pax Lumina contains heart-rending stories of these human beings, our brothers, sisters, and cousins. It also raises two important questions: One, what are the factors leading to the ruthless smothering of the indigenous people? Two, do we, the rest of society, have a responsibility towards them, for their survival and flourishing and if so, why?

PAX LUMINA Magazine Description:

Peace and Reconciliation Network of the Jesuit Conference of South Asia, along with its Nodal Agency, Loyola Institute of Peace and International Relations (LIPI), Kochi, has launched the first issue of the online Magazine: PAX LUMINA: A Quest for Peace and Reconciliation.

This is brought out with a view to promoting Peace and Reconciliation worldwide with a South Asian Perspective. In fact, we are highly privileged to have an array of eminent scholars, writers and peace practitioners in our Advisory/Editorial Board.