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When The State Plays God: The Paradox of Faith and Freedom
Faith, an individual’s glimmer of hope in trying times, the solace one seeks, takes an ugly turn when the state takes charge. The state, in the name of religion, begins to play god, the moral compass shifts and the dual-edged sword of balancing faith and individual liberty takes the limelight. Illustration by The Geostrata Theocratic states have consistently been ranked amongst the least free countries, receiving the lowest scores on civil liberties and political rights. His

THE GEOSTRATA
Dec 7, 20255 min read


A Tale of Time And Turmoil: Balochistan
The land of unfulfilled promises and contested identities-Balochistan- stands as one of South Asia’s most complex and misunderstood...

THE GEOSTRATA
Sep 20, 20254 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...

THE GEOSTRATA
Aug 18, 20259 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...

THE GEOSTRATA
May 27, 20255 min read


The Systemic Assault - Human Rights Violations Against Uyghur Women in China
Since 2014, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has committed various human rights violations in the form of a ‘Strike Hard Campaign...

THE GEOSTRATA
Nov 15, 20244 min read
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