Articles Archive for March 2011
Opinion, Viewpoint »
Live revolutions caught on media inspire awe and hope – but greater challenges than toppling dictators lie ahead…
People, Profiles »
The feudal lords of Jafarabad have not been able to forgive Mai Jori, a poor hari woman, for contesting an election against them.
People, Profiles »
Architect, historian and author all rolled into one, Yasmeen Lari’s present mission is building low-cost houses for earthquake and flood victims.
Art, Arts & Culture, People, Q & A »
![Interview: Amin Gulgee and the Curators of Imag[IN]ing Cities](http://www.newslinemagazine.com/wp-content/themes/arthemia/scripts/timthumb.php?src=/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/01Amin_Gulgee03-11.jpg&w=150&h=150&zc=1&q=100)
“A global discourse is needed to re-enchant the world to turn it actively toward viability, and it starts in the Souths,” says Amin Gulgee.
News & Politics »
What happens when a victim’s own family is found guilty of murder? In Pakistan, nothing.
Blog Row, Sport Report »
It is no small feat what we achieved in this ICC World Cup 2011.
News & Politics »
Will Shazia Masih ever find justice considering the primary accused in her death is a high-profile attorney and the lawyers have closed ranks?
Art, Arts & Culture »
Studio RM’s show at Koel was reflective of contemporary, philosophical and Sufi concerns.
News & Politics »
While the Pakistani woman has grudgingly been conceded some basic rights, laws to grant her full human status still require a Herculean struggle.
News & Politics, People, Q & A »
“We are making sure the law is institutionalised,” says Dr Fouzia Saeed, Chairperson of the National Implementation Watch Committee and the Alliance Against Sexual Harassment.
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