In a shocking and tragic incident, Nadeem, a Hindu man, was shot dead in Peshawar for reportedly refusing to convert to Islam. This murder has sparked widespread outrage among religious …
PAKISTAN: Hindu Man Shot Dead in Peshawar for Refusing to Convert to Islam: Religious Minorities Demand Justice. Report by Sardar Mushtaq Gill Read More
The collapse of the Hasina regime in August 2024 marked a significant shift in Bangladesh’s political landscape. Despite fears of widespread violence, the country demonstrated remarkable resilience during the 72-hour …
BANGLADESH: Minorities in Bangladesh caught within political upheaval Read More
The lot of Dalits in Nepal hasn’t changed much. From entrenched untouchability practices in both rural and urban areas to heinous crimes such as lynching of Kavrepalanchok’s Ajit Mijar in …
NEPAL: Impure justice Read More
Historic Chavdar Talab in Mahad became the venue for an expression of communal harmony and social unity on March 20 when members of the Muslim community, along with Mahad and …
INDIA: Dalit-Muslim Unity Shines at Historic Chavdar Talab with Iftar Gathering on Samta Diwas Read More
Aleena, 29, is well known in the world of Malayalam poetry—her award-winning book, Silk Route, was published in 2021—but since June last year she has been more than happy to …
INDIA: Aleena’s on our algorithm: How this Dalit Christian is using her words to talk about caste and oppression Read More
Members of the National Assembly (NA) have demanded an investigation into the report about the forced demolition of a Dalit in Siraha, citing for site clearance to organise Mahayagya, a …
NEPAL: Report about forced demolition of a Dalit’s house riles NA members Read More
The 4th Dalit Literature Festival (DLF) concluded on a profound note on March 1, reaffirming its commitment to amplifying marginalised voices and fostering meaningful discourse on social justice. The event …
INDIA: 4th Dalit Literature Festival Concludes with a Strong Call for Representation, Inclusivity, and Social Justice Read More
Amid hundreds of Christians being harassed and arrested, often on fraudulent charges, under the anti-conversion laws enacted in a dozen Indian states, Christians in Arunachal Pradesh in northeast India held …
INDIA: 200,000 Christians Rally in India Over Anti-Conversion Law Read More
Sushila Badi, a member of Nepal’s highly marginalised Badi community, has risen through adversity to become a lawmaker in the Lumbini Provincial Assembly. Born in Dang, Sushila enrolled in school …
NEPAL: Sushila Badi: From marginalised Dalit community to Provincial Lawmaker Read More
