Mehvar
Ibn Saeed

In this classic story by Hasan Askari writing under a pseudonym, the disempowerment of middle-class women and their lack of control over choosing their own way, is shown through the relationship of three sisters trapped in the existential whirlpool of life.

Deewar-i-Girya ke Aas Paas
Kashif Mustafa

The Johannesburg-based heart surgeon of Pakistani origin travels to Israel and records his surprise at seeing the similarity between Tel Aviv and Karachi, and his spiritual enlightenment after visiting some of the world’s holiest sites.

Modern Media, Elections and Democracy
Bheemaiah Krishnan Ravi

As modern media continues to strengthen its ability to sway the outcome of democratic elections anywhere in the world, the author explains how its influence is expanding the scope of political pluralism.

Domestic Workers of the World Unite: A Global Movement for Dignity and Human Rights
Jennifer N. Fish

An analysis of the maids, nannies and other care workers who earn low wages for long hours and receive very little, if any, legal protection or benefits.

Published in Dawn, Books & Authors, April 15th, 2018

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