World
The Woman Who No Longer Laughs Like Before
The story of Parisa Azadeh, a journalist and women’s rights activist Report and narrative: Fariba Faizi More than two years have passed since her release from a Taliban prison in…
South Asia
The Woman Who No Longer Laughs Like Before
The story of Parisa Azadeh, a journalist and women’s rights activist Report and narrative: Fariba Faizi More than two years have passed since her release from a Taliban prison in…
Window For Others
The Jig is Up!
Swati Shikha: Each year millions of Indians celebrate the killing of an Asura King by Hindu Goddess Durga for ten days. The Hindu festival, set in casteist narratives has us…
Rape culture: As we name it
Kevin S. Boiragi and Pamelia Khaled: To the readers, this article does not offer any solution rather analyzes a significant issue and then asks some rudimentary questions. It does not…
Human Rights
The Bold Narratives of Taslima Nasrin: An Exploration of Controversy
Suzanne Ibrahim: Taslima Nasrin, a courageous writer who dared to live in exile, has faced a barrage of criticism. Whenever a writer or researcher broaches a subject related to religion,…