According to the World Food Programme, the world produces enough food to feed twice the current population of 7 billion people. Globally, however, one in eight people continue to battle a war against the state of hunger every day. Hunger still persists daily in approximately 821 million people while over 950 million people continue to […]
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Yesterday’s decisions are today’s problems. The wars in the Middle East, the conflict between Pakistan and India and the widespread instability in Africa are the outcome of artificially constructed borders, baseless identities and divide et impera. Of course, the past is not the sole reason of today’s problems but it nonetheless performs a persistent, determining […]
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Pakistan recently took a mini-step in the right direction by swearing in its “first visually impaired civil judge”. It served as a moment to highlight that all citizens ought to stand equal before the law – regardless of illness and disability. Beyond this fanciful and paradise-like moment, however, the reality is abhorrently shocking for millions […]
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