Censorship and online threats against the press spell trouble for the future of Pakistani journalismFrom layoffs to violent threats, Pakistani journalists face tough challengesWritten by R Umaima Ahmed29 September 2019
The little-known beauty of rice sheaf artistry from India and NepalCommunities in South Asia create art with rice sheavesWritten by Sanjib Chaudhary27 September 2019
In a Pakistani town, Hindu-Muslim relations are tested after a Hindu temple is vandalisedPakistan has one of the strictest anti-blasphemy lawsWritten by R Umaima Ahmed19 September 2019
Indian authorities approve uranium exploration in Nallamala Forest, sparking protestsThe proposal includes exploration of nature preserveWritten by Anumeha Verma17 September 2019
Muharram in Pakistan: Daring to observe AshuraThousands of Pakistani Shia Muslims have been killed in the past.Written by Anas Saleem14 September 2019
Locked down in Kashmir: A traveler's viewMany Kashmiris are imposing their own curfew, civil curfew.Written by পান্থ রহমান রেজা (Pantha)Translated by Rezwan13 September 2019
Reading Kashmir: Understanding the conflict through its fiction and memoirsHow do Kashmiris perceive their situation? Read their books.Written by Rezwan, Filip Noubel8 September 2019
Community-based approaches to bridging the mental health care gap in India150 million people in India need treatment for mental health disordersWritten by Anumeha Verma7 September 2019
Netizen Report: Two years after fleeing military attacks in Myanmar, Rohingya refugees face mobile blackout in BangladeshTechnology and human rights news from around the world.Written by Ellery Roberts Biddle, Netizen Report Team6 September 2019
Bangladeshi brides will no longer be questioned about their virginity for marriage certificatesThe law will be amended in mid-OctoberWritten by Samaya Anjum6 September 2019
Millions in India's north-eastern Assam state at risk of losing citizenshipThey have to prove their citizenship within next six monthsWritten by Rezwan5 September 2019
Bangladesh cuts access to mobile phone services for the RohingyaGovernment claims the ban will quell violence in refugee camps allegedly coordinated using cellphonesWritten by Zara Rahman3 September 2019