विभेदक रोहिंग्या नीति : भारत के मूल्यों के विरुद्ध
म्यांमार के रखाइन प्रांत से आने वाले रोहिंग्या मुसलमान, जनसंख्या लगभग दस लाख, मूल रूप से राज्यहीन हैं। १९८२ के बर्मा नागरिकता विधि के अनुसार […]
Category: Human Rights
India’s Discriminatory Rohingya Policy: In Conflict with Core Values
With an estimated population of one million, Muslim Rohingyas are an essentially stateless population from Rakhine province in Myanmar. Under the 1982 Burma Citizenship Law, […]
سی پیک فوائد کا حصول ؛بلوچستان میں اثر پذیرپالیسی کا متقاضی
پاکستان کا سب سے بڑا مگر کم آباد صوبہ پچھلے ۱۵ سال سے نسلی و قومیت پرستی شورش کا شکار ہے ۔ ۷۵۰ کلو میٹر […]
Securing CPEC Benefits Requires a Responsive Baluchistan Policy
Baluchistan, Pakistan’s largest but sparsely populated and underdeveloped province, has grappled with an ethno-nationalist insurgency for the last 15 years. With its 750-kilometer coastline and […]
کشمیر میں سیاسی اصلاحات کےلئےناگزیر بھارتی اقدامات
کشمیر میں۲۰۰۸ میں یکے بعد دیگرے احتجاجی سلسلے دیکھنے میں آئے جو ہفتوں اور بعض دفعہ مہینوں پر محیط تھے۔ گزشتہ برس خاص طور پر […]
Indian Imperative for Political Reform in Kashmir
Since 2008, Kashmir has witnessed a series of mass protests, which last weeks or even months. Last year, 78 people died and 10,000 protestors were […]
President Obama’s Legacy and the War on Terror
Eight years ago, a new dawn descended upon the United States with the election of the first ever African-American president, Barack Obama. Spirits were high […]
Pakistan’s Soft Power Problem
In the aftermath of the Uri attack on an Indian army camp, India has adopted an aggressive foreign policy towards Pakistan. The pressure seems to […]
Uri: What Next?
It is day 89 of unrest in Kashmir. But no one is talking about thousands of pellet-ridden faces and bodies of men, women, and children […]
Why Modi Played the Balochistan Card
It’s official: India is turning the Balochistan lever against Pakistan. After decades of keeping itself at arms’ length from the issue, it is now changing […]