This story first appeared in beenasarwar.com Journalist and SAWM member Beena Sarwar writes about Justice Fakhruddin G. Ebrahim whom the writer lovingly called Fakru Uncle. Not only an emotional tribute to the man who wore many hats in his lifetime but an in-depth discussion on why he should be... Read more...
The people of Kashmir are losing out on the human rights and political rights everyday as the Indian state is constantly trying to silence them. Local journalists are fighting tooth and nail to maintain the freedom of Media. Beena Sarwar listens to the unheard voices from Kashmir and writes this art... Read more...
I wrote this piece for a web dossier produced by Heinrich Boell Foundation for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights‘ 70th anniversary 2018 – Asma Jahangir – ein bedeutungsvolles Leben, ein inspirierendes Erbe. Sharing now, a year after Asma Jahangir has passed on. This piece doesn... Read more...
When a pioneering journalist pens her memoirs, you pay attention. Especially when she is Zubeida Mustafa of Pakistan, a long-time feminist and champion of social causes who, from her editorial perch at the daily Dawn, witnessed momentous transitions in the country’s media and political landscapes ... Read more...
“If you could visit any place in Pakistan, where would you go?” asks Amardeep Singh whenever he gives a talk to introduce his recently published travelogue Lost Heritage – The Sikh Legacy In Pakistan. The question, aimed primarily at Sikh members of the audience, invariably elicits two answ... Read more...
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