Mob lynching and its reflections on society
Over the last decade, there has been a disturbing surge in extrajudicial killings in the form of mob violence and lynching across Pakistan, India and...
Natasha De Sousa
#PkMeToo – Pakistan’s very own Me Too movement
The latest case where filmmaker Sohail Javed accuses renowned filmmaker Jami Mahmood for defamation, has been temporarily parked by the district and Sessions Judge after...
Is Western Australia’s wheat-belt crying out for help
Before European settlers came to Australia, the soil ecology and hydrology of the landscape were very different. Native plants and grasses played the role of...
Noongar elders are collecting funds to defend traditional rights and culture
PERTH: The indigenous people of Australia have since colonization, waited for equal rights and justice to be served to their community. Almost two hundred years...
Meet Nadeem Qureshi, the man behind Mustaqbil Pakistan
It is not every day in Pakistan that we see people with non-political or dynastic backgrounds attempt to create political parties. The last time we...
2 Englishmen and and Aussie: Terry North’s 10th year in Fringe Festivals
PERTH: Terry North from the North of London was dragged to Australia ‘kicking and screaming’, as he describes it, by a woman who later became...
Perth’s first eco-friendly hemp house has been built
PERTH: The Perth metropolitan is now home to its first hempcrete house, located in the Beaconsfield suburb near Fremantle. The pioneers of this toxic-free, sustainable...
Are the indigenous people of Australia being “persecuted” by the police and media?
Just last week a 9-year-old aboriginal boy was allegedly beaten, dragged and locked in the back of a Kelmscott IGA by the staff in Perth....
The Tiger Talks: Whistleblower Aamir Raza exposes Nestlé’s corporate greed and corruption
The film Tigers has released on ZEE5 and reports are that it is among the top 10 films on the digital platform. Directed by Oscar...
Malcolm is a little unwell: The story of a deadly yellow fever vaccine
A journalist for 43 years, Malcolm Brabant has been in war zones, unharmed, with bombs going off around him, however one little jab of Stamaril,...