Climate change worsening HIV control in Asia
By: Neena Bhandari
Climate change-driven extreme weather events, sea level rise, changes in temperature, and air and water pollution are impacting control of…
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August 14th – Reflecting on Independence: A Call for Renewed Commitment
By: Tayyaba Jabeen
As we once again mark the arrival of August 14th, it is paramount that we reflect upon the accomplishments and shortcomings of the past year.…
Stories Of Suffering in Pakistan, On The Front Lines Of The Climate Crisis
By Maryanne Buechner and Juan Haro
The patio of Kamli's house is the only place to take respite against the scorching heat. ''When it gets really hot, you…
Custodial Torture Practices in Pakistan
By: Tayyaba Jabeen
Custodial torture, often perpetrated by law enforcement agencies, serves as a tool of injustice, leading to a decline in the integrity of…
To my daughters: Don’t forgive my generation for failing you and the planet
By: Andrew Mitrovica
As the world burns, I have to admit to my two young daughters the guilt I share for failing to prevent this sphere we briefly call home…
The future of “Free Press” in South Asia
By: Asfandiyar
With governments in the region cracking down on journalists and media groups, the future of the press in South Asia seems dubious.
South Asia…
Imam Hussain inspires generations on the path of emancipation
By: Ishtiaq Ali Mehkri
His commitment to genuine Islamic teachings, devotion to stand against tyranny is marvelous piece of human treatise.
Imam Hussain ibn…
A planet on fire: COP28 must be a launchpad for real action on climate change
By: HAFED AL-GHWELL
In recent weeks, the world has seen an alarming surge in long-lasting and extreme heat waves that should serve as a stark warning of the…
Receding waters reveal scars of climate change in Pakistan
The impact of last year’s historic floods will be felt for years to come by children and their families.
By Juan Haro and Jason Miks
Noor is only 22 years…
Quotidian quotas
By: Shahzad Sharjeel
‘WE’ were fewer in number, yet a large swathe of the subcontinent came under us. Then came the British, yet fewer in number, to rule over…