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Is This Humanity?
This is a series of eight Gujarati articles published in Navajivan. They were then translated by Mahadev Desai into English and published in Young India. They provide a statement of Gandhi's "progressive ahimsaist" animal ethics, which retains ahimsa as a guiding ideal while recognizing circumstances in which violence is required by a duty of care to oneself or to others.
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