A towering figure of the Indian subcontinent's independence movement, Abdul Samad Khan Achakzai's political career spanned the colonial and post-colonial eras. His progressive politics were national-democratic, anti-imperialist and anti-feudal. He advocated for democracy, civil rights and the rule of law and envisioned a single Pashtun province, which would incorporate all the contiguous Pashtun-inhabited areas east of the Durand Line with Pashto as the working language and medium of instruction.

A series of three public lectures, by Professor Elizabeth Harman (in-person only). Lecture 3 of 3.

What does love teach us about abortion? How does love challenge our ideas about abortion? How can love explain the importance of abortion?