The Ambivalent US Foreign Policy Toward Somalia
US foreign policy towards Somalia has been ambivalent since the latter's independence in 1960. Eager to establish direct relations with the nation that inspired this newly born one that many consider Africa's first Western style democracy...
First Drone Victim Family in Pakistan Plea for Compensation
Notwithstanding, a reason behind little public outrage is not lesser civilian atrocities but the resource-less and voice less people of the remote and rustic North of Waziristan. They don't have any option but to silently bury their loved ones and
Women Significantly Improve Conservation of The Forests in India
Economists researching environmental collective action have paid little attention to gender. And scholars from other disciplines focusing on gender and governance have been concerned mainly with women's near absence from governance institutions. Th
54 Prisoners Dance Their Way Out the Presidency Jail
All prisons in West Bengal were converted into correctional homes in the year 2000 - a decision of the state government as part of the global celebrations of the Millennium year.
Freeze Frames Capture Anxieties of Women in The Unsafe Urban Spaces
In the absence of this genre of constructing city spaces, 'Transportaits: Women and Mobility in the City', is an exhibition of photographs organised by Jagori. It was on display in New Delhi to mark the Third International Conference on Women's S
