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Politics of the Taliban: Afghanistan-Pakistan Conflict Through a Feminist Lens
The Taliban coming to power in August 2021 represents not only a regime change, but it also reinstated one of the most oppressive regimes towards gender in history. To decode their politics, two crucial steps need to be followed: firstly, the geopolitical realities of the Afghanistan-Pakistan relations, and secondly, analysing the usage of state-sponsored violence from a feminist lens. Illustration by The Geostrata As Moghdam states, Afghanistan is the most aggressive cases o

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4 days ago9 min read


India's Evolving Stance on Refugees and Migration: Merging National Security and Humanitarianism
Migration and asylum have significantly influenced India's history, shaping its demographic and socio-political landscape. India’s approach, as a nation that has witnessed some of the largest migrations in history, has been shaped by a complex interaction of historical legacies, security imperatives, and humanitarian commitments. Illustration by The Geostrata India has traditionally adopted a pragmatic approach, providing refuge to persecuted groups like Tibetans and Sri Lank

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Nov 1310 min read


The Voices That Remain Unheard: Decades Long Journey of Women Rights In Pakistan
Pakistan, a country often finding itself splattered all across the globe when discussions revolve around its unabashed association with terrorism , yet again finds itself in the spotlight, all for the wrong reasons. The World Economic Forum Global Gender Report 2025 ranks Pakistan as the world’s worst nation for women. Illustration by The Geostrata A country where a woman once held the helm of affairs, today, is struggling to ensure women’s rights to walk safely outside

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Nov 96 min read


Commerce or Conscience? European Union's Balancing Act with Pakistan
When we talk about Pakistan, trade is not what we immediately think of; well, it comes naturally that the country is rather infamous for being enrolled in an economic crisis, surviving on loans and handouts by the IMF and its ‘AAKA’s from the Persian Gulf. Illustration by The Geostrata Rather than exporting goods and services, they export terrorism across the world. If we take a close look at their trade books, we can see that their aggregate annual exports stand at $ 36.5 bi

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Nov 57 min read


Marital Rape In India: Are Societal Constructs a License To Rape?
The Supreme Court of India, in October 2024, questioning the logic behind the exclusion of marital rape as a criminal offence, questioned how preliminary acts of confinement, assault of a wife and criminal intimidation all amount to an offence, but the ‘act of forced sexual intercourse is alone not a crime ’. Illustration by The Geostrata According to the National Health Family Survey , conducted in 2022, nearly one in three women has fallen victim to spousal sexual and ph

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Nov 35 min read


UN Paralysis Amid Global Chaos: Can the World’s Peacekeeper Be Saved?
There is a monument in Geneva that depicts a giant broken chair, and it stands just across the street from the world's premier organ for international law and cooperation- The United Nations. Originally meant to symbolise the devastation caused by landmines, the chair’s broken leg today serves as a powerful metaphor for the UN itself, as its principal pillars are broken and just one push away from total collapse. Illustration by The Geostrata The Vision was noble, born from

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Oct 215 min read


Indonesia Protests Over Lawmakers’ Perks: Public Fury Over Perks Exposes Deeper Cracks in Trust and Governance
Jakarta's streets are a canvas of anger simmering just below the surface. Over the past few days, what should have been a protest against...

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Sep 115 min read


The Long Violent Arms of Law: Police Pride, Caste Prejudice & India’s Custodial Death Crisis
The security camera footage showed nothing. By choice (or way of mistake), crucial hours of B. Ajith Kumar's time in detention at a...

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Aug 189 min read


Plant Pandemics: In the lens of Food Insecurity and Climate Change
On March 24, 2020, India closed its borders, and imposed a nationwide lockdown in the country, believing that restricting human contact...

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Jul 124 min read


Understanding Patriarchy with Capitalism: Women, the Society, and the Struggles
Feminism demands gender equality, challenges patriarchy and capitalism, and promotes inclusive policies, ecofeminism, and redefining work for true societal change.

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Jul 26 min read


The Economic Impact of Refugees
The transfer of refugees and displaced people between countries is commonly seen as a humanitarian emergency, but it also offers host...

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Jun 105 min read


Strengthening India's Intellectual Property Rights Regime: Legal Safeguards for Innovation and Creativity
IPR, or Intellectual Property Rights, are considered the means by which innovation and economic growth can take place while protecting...

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May 317 min read


Kashmir Under Pakistani Occupation: Social and Political Rights Under Flux
The fragmented parts of Kashmir remain a contentious issue after the invasion of Pakistan during the 1947 Indo-Pakistani War. The...

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May 275 min read


Mbuti Pygmies in South Africa
Nestled in the heart of the Central African rainforests, the Mbuti pygmies proudly showcase an immensely rich cultural heritage and...

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May 15 min read


Human Development: A Comparative Analysis of the 20th and 21st Centuries
To define the term ‘Development’ is a complex phenomenon, and what it connotes is subjective as well as relative. It is subjective as...

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Apr 264 min read


The New Frontier for Humanity: Interlinking Technology and Human Rights
‘A man’s growth and progress will be hindered if he does not have a pure mind and a clean body’ - Sam Veda It is this universal value,...

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Apr 44 min read


Lake Chad Basin: From Crisis to Resilience
Over the decades, with the surge of non-state actors- Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), about 17 million...

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Feb 165 min read


Right Versus Duty: A Legal Gunfight
“A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be...

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Jan 215 min read


Tension in Myanmar: Implications of Migration in Bangladesh
The border region along the frontier between Myanmar and Bangladesh has been the focus of conflict from 2021 till date. The ethnic...

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Jan 105 min read


UN's Summit of the Future
The United Nations (UN) Summit of the Future was held from the 22nd to the 23rd of September 2024, in New York City. It was an important...

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Dec 5, 20246 min read
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