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A judgment and its aftermath

By Farahnaz Ispahani The reaction by extremist Islamist groups to the Pakistan Supreme Court’s decision to acquit a poor Christian woman, eight years after she was charged with blasphemy, highlights the country’s
Nov. 3, 2018

Poll monitor

By A.G. Noorani “There is no use making the tenure of the election commissioner a fixed and secure tenure if there is no provision in the constitution to prevent either a fool
Nov. 3, 2018

#MeToo in Kashmir

By Dr. Inamul Bashir The #MeToo movement, a movement against sexual harassment and sexual assault, was founded in 2006 by an activist Tarana Burke to support victims of sexual assault and empower
Nov. 2, 2018
Hindu youths clamour atop the 16th century Muslim Babri Mosque in this 06 December 1992 photo five hours before the structure was completely demolished by hundreds supporting Hindu fundamentalist activists. In 1947 India and Pakistan were ripped savagely apart. In 1997 there are a growing number of people who would like them stitched back together again. The trauma of partition persists and fears seemed to be underlined by the evocative image of Ayodhya, when the mosque was torn down amid claims that it had been built on the site of a former Hindu temple built where Lord Rama was born. / AFP PHOTO / DOUGLAS E. CURRAN

Othering of SC and Ayodhya verdict

By Ajaz Ashraf The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), its affiliates, and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), have constructed a narrative in which the Supreme Court of India is fast emerging as the
Nov. 2, 2018
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