From
Picasa album
where is taslima :
Taslima in Luxembourg April 2010
Taslima in Australia March 2010
Taslima in India February 2010
Taslima is in Europe and in the USA in December, 2008
Taslima is in Europe in November,2008
Taslima is in Europe 16 Oct to 30 Oct,2008
delhi, india mid-august to mid-october2008
Friends :
I don't like to call an acquaintance a friend. I don't like to call a person whom I meet often a friend. Friends remain with you, in your good times, and in your bad times, without self interest. Only friends can give you unconditional love. Friends are shoulders to cry on. Friends are hands to hold when you walk in the dark. It is not easy to get friends.
Knowingly or unknowingly I treated foes as friends most of my life. Here are the pictures of some people whom I met at different times in different countries, among them some are great friends, some are not, some are well wishers, some are fans, some might be foes.
More pictures :
taslima's NYC apartment's window 09
taslima's Kolkata home '04-'07
Minu the princess, Taslima's adopted daughter
Anti/Pro
Watch
When Taslima met French President François Mitterrand in Elysee Palace. 1994
When an Indian Minister comments against her freedom of expression 2008
Creative Policing : The issue of Taslima Nasreen 2008
Taslima received Simone de Beauvoir award from French Government 2008
Documentary films
Numerous documentary films on Taslima were made in different countries. The most recent one is Fearless.
A
MOVIE ABOUT TASLIMA - many
actually have been made, but following is one
that premiered this year, 2003
"THE
PRICE OF FREEDOM"
Australia - U.S. Premiere
27 mins. Arclight Cinemas, 3:00 pm, Oct. 17, 2003, Friday.
In 1994, a young poet from rural Bangladesh plunged the country into a
wave of general strikes and mass protest. Her crime: to write her
thoughts about how religious fundamentalism has consigned women to a
secondary role in modern society. For her outspokenness, the nation's
religious leaders issued a fatwa against her, putting a price on her
head. This is the story of Taslima Nasrin, now living in exile in
Sweden