Ali Riaz’s ‘More than meets the eye’ and a writers responsibility
I have been following Professor Ali Riaz’s writing for quite some time, and I stand amazed by the prolificity and eclectic scope of his
Myanmar’s coup anniversary met with fresh sanctions
The sanctions, announced in parallel with similar actions by Canada and Britain, came after Myanmar’s junta cast doubt on its announced plan to hold
Redeeming democratic South Asia: A tall order?
Some of the South Asian countries, for instance Bangladesh and the Maldives, even lack the most basic condition of democracy, which is to hold
Why South Asia Perspectives?
Welcome to the inaugural issue of SA Perspectives, a monthly publication focusing on human rights and democracy in South Asia. As a new year
India in semiconductor race
The US tech partnership with India is crucial to this journey, even as growing human rights concerns become a source of irritation in the
US Expects India To Remain Largest Democracy and Vital Partner
Noting mounting concerns about developments in India, Ansarey raised questions about democratic backsliding in India and recent statements by the State Department regarding a
Hundreds Rally Outside White House to Protest Authoritarianism, Minority Persecution in India under PM Modi’s Rule
Lien Gangte, senior Leader of the North American Manipur Tribal Association (NAMTA), spoke about recent ethnic violence in India’s Manipur state.
Congresswoman Ocasio Cortez attends Iftar of Bangladesh diaspora
Councilwoman (District 26) Julie Owen presented the Proclamation Award on behalf of the City Council to Astoria Welfare Society General Secretary Javed Uddin for