CultureAuthor Arundhati Roy’s fight against injustice | Talk to Al Jazeera

Since winning the 1997 Booker Prize for her debut novel, Arundhati Roy has consistently addressed political issues. Across fiction, nonfiction and political essays, she focuses on social injustice and openly criticises Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration. She describes India as a super-poor nation whose government disempowers citizens and silences dissent, while her activism extends beyond her writing.