Do povo surgiu um ‘eleitorado da paz’ na Índia, Paquistão e Kashmir, que cutuca os governos a se mover. Mike Brown encontra Sushobha Barve, que é parte disso.

"Peace has a chance, the cease-fire was the best thing that the government could have done, but it has to come from all sides and across the border as well," says Mrs. Khem Lata Wakhlu, who along with her husband, Prof. Omkar Nath Wakhlu were held in captivity by the Kashmiri militants for 45 days.

A people’s ‘peace constituency’ has grown in India, Pakistan and Kashmir, nudging governments to move. Mike Brown meets Sushobha Barve who is part of it.

Former submarine commander Douglas Johnston believes that religion is 'the missing dimension of statecraft'. He tells his story to Bob Webb.