Continuing policy of enforced disappearances
On 9th May, Pakistan witnessed massive protests and rioting against the armed forces for their alleged role in Imran…
Internally Displaced Persons in India: Do their Rights Exist?
“Internal displacement is the greatest tragedy of our times; the internally displaced people are among the most vulnerable of…
Türkiye: A post-earthquakes/ pre-election assessment in the tense European geopolitical context
Few countries could be as interesting to analyse as Türkiye in the current context. Türkiye faces upcoming elections;…
Shining a Light on Energy Poverty in Asia: The Impact and Solutions
As the world’s largest energy consumer, Asia is home to more than half of the global population and is…
Culture Extremism: Have you read The Satanic Verses by Salman Rushdie?
Have you read The Satanic Verses by Salman Rushdie? A valid question that should be surveyed in the Muslim world…
Anarchy in Af-Pak region: Reimagining the role of international community
Since the fall of Kabul at the hands of the Taliban, the clock has turned around to 180 degrees.…
Peace for Asia in the Australian Parliament
We are honoured to share that Peace for Asia’s founder and president Rita Anwari Sultani was invited to the…
Coronavirus: has it been just for women?
Justice is about making sure that being polite is not the same thing as being quiet. In fact, often times,…
Technology Developments for the Green Transformation of the Textile Industry
Textiles have a significant impact on the environment throughout their entire life cycle. From the production of raw materials, through…
Webinar on Women’s Rights in Afghanistan: A Peace for Asia-WIWIP (Kings College London) Collaboration
On 29th November, Women in War and International Peace (WIWIP) and Peace for Asia co-hosted an event titled “Afghanistan:…
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