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Articles by Farieha Aziz
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
“Civil society killed those boys,” rang a voice from the podium. And civil society made a debacle of itself at the Arts Council in Karachi.
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
There are times when moulding public opinion works by manipulating traditional mediums of communication, but sometimes – especially at times like these – people will make up their own minds.
News & Politics »
The Facebook controversy has not gone away. Lawyers are trying to push more court-ordered bans through. Is Pakistan prepared for the varied consequences of censorship and content filtration?
News & Politics »
Was the blanket ban on Facebook and subsequently other websites within the ambit of Pakistan’s Constitution?
People, Q & A »
“When things are simmering, nobody wants to take a position,” Babar Sattar, an Islamabad-based lawyer.
Arts & Culture, Movies »
Does the stellar cast of Housefull make the movie a super hit?
Lifestyle »
The enterprising duo that established Pakistan’s first online book rental service, The Readers Club, have now launched an online marketplace for books, Kitabain.com.
The Water Cooler »
We can blame foreign elements and militants for attacks like the one on the Ahmadi community, but let’s not forget how easy it has become to exploit people within Pakistan who are so highly charged and act without thinking.
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
A press conference called to discuss the ban on Facebook culminated in a mob’s boycott of the people proposing to revoke the ban.
Arts & Culture, Movies »
In Teen Patti, what starts off as a harmless mathematical experiment on university premises soon leads to an entanglement with the underworld.
