Month: April 2018

                       I can remember where I was on the 7th July 2005. I was at school, in drama class – a hut with black soundproof walls, when news of ‘a bomb gone off in London’ crept out. I was thirteen, decided to reserve my judgement… Continue reading Love, education, time and attention – words that can prevent radicalisation by someone who faced this problem in his own family: an interview with Ahmed Patel

                      Uma voz suave e empostada reconhece meu sotaque indiano ao me ouvir falar Urdu, um dos idiomas oficiais do meu país e do vizinho Paquistão. Essa percepção assustadora, feita por Diep Saaeda, paquistanesa e personagem central desta reportagem, é só um dos estigmas existentes… Continue reading Um cinema móvel com mensagens de paz no Paquistão

                     A soft, composed voice speaks to me in Urdu, instantly recognizing my accent from being across her border country. The history of India and Pakistan, the long tale of division, friendship, war has been ingrained into any narrative that the present people of the two… Continue reading A mobile cinema with a message for peace in Pakistan