Dr Sabiha Baloch’s Resolute Strife For Justice
Dr. Sabiha Baloch, a fierce human rights defender, has risked everything to fight for the rights of the Baloch people in Pakistan, challenging the state’s campaign of enforced disappearances.
Hazaran Rahim Dad
A Verse
The poem confronts the Western ideals of equality, challenging the systemic oppression and Islamophobia faced by brown bodies deemed 'threatening' in a modern, inequitable world.
Laiba Raja
Aaleen Atif
Bangladesh’s Creative Mass Uprising
The 2024 student protests in Bangladesh leveraged artistic forms of expression such as music and art, creating lasting cultural memories and discourses.
Dr. Nazia Hussein
India’s Female Informal Workers Hit Hard by Extreme Heatwave
India's female informal workers remain at high risk and vulnerable to heat stress due to frequent extreme temperatures.
Quratulain Rehbar
Exposing The Façade of Modi’s India
Alpa Shah's book delves into the tale of incarcerated Indian activists linked to the Bhima Koregoan case and presents a stark critique of Modi's India.
Umer Beigh
Will Imran Khan Defy Odds in Pakistan’s critical Elections?
Pakistan's critical elections is set to put the country’s fragile democracy through its most sweeping test and is likely to shake up powerful political institutions
Osama Ahmad
A Treachery of Conspicuous Silence
The paradox of solidarity among Pakistanis, who march for Gaza, but remain silent on the expulsion of Afghan refugees from Pakistan.
Heba Adawy
Ethnic violence spirals in India’s Manipur state
A photo-feature capturing the aftermath of the ethnic violence in India's northeastern state of Manipur
Aakash Hassan
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