South Asia

Former India Captain’s Son Dies Five Days After Motorcycle Accident

Son of former India captain Mohammad Azharuddin, who died on Friday, five days after a bike accident, was a budding cricketer

Peace Advocate Irom Sharmila Named ‘World’s Longest Running Hunger Striker’

Her struggle has earned her international recognition and admiration. Prestigious awards have come her way, including the Gwangju Prize for Human Rights in 2007. But her awe-inspiring determination has not moved the Indian government so far. The 12-

Sex Workers Demand Rehabilitation and Alternate Sources of Employment

The first pan-India survey of sex workers reflects Payal's circumstances. Among other things it reveals, for example, that for most illiterate women in the unorganised sector, sex work is the most economically attractive option. Moreover, many sex

Nepal Fears a Truth and Reconciliation Commission

Even the number of missing people is uncertain: The Nepal Red Cross makes the total as 1,383; a prominent Nepal human-rights NGO, INSEC, lists 930; and Nepal's National Human Rights Commission counts 835 people as disappeared.

Kashmir CM Asks India to Walk Extra Mile to Engage Pak

'I have often stated that most, if not all, internal security problems are essentially rooted in politics. As a matter of fact even armed insurgencies are basically struggles for political space.

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