Articles by Sadaf Arshad
Sadaf Arshad works as the Executive Editor of South Asian Media Monitor at South Asian free Media Association (SAFMA). She has been writing for The Friday Times & The Post. Currently she is Columnist with English Daily Pakistan Today. She holds a Masters degree in Mass Communication and has a deep-rooted interest in subjects like peace and development, security, poverty eradication, economic, gender equality and minority issues.
What has terrorized this country more than anything is a lethal excuse used against weak and powerless people mostly from minority groups. Blasphemy is a word on everyone’s lips and that has given sleepless nights …
A Statement by the Asian Human Rights Commission
PAKISTAN: Appeasement policy towards religious intolerance leads to murder of a governor
The nation has suffered a great loss due to this tragic murder. A voice of sanity has …
Pakistan is one of 18 countries which decided to boycott the Nobel Prize ceremony in Norway this year. Officially, “various reasons” have been touted for staying away. But the real reason is best friend China’s …
No less than 104 intercepted phone conversations, carefully selected out of 5,000, tapped by the Income Tax Department, has left India’s media in turmoil. Surprisingly, though, the decade’s most notorious scandal could …
It looks as Pakistan has reached to that point where the country is shrinking its space for non-Muslims or those with a different notion of religion. We as a nation have allowed ourselves to set …
I need to ask one question to all the Muslims including those who are living here in Pakistan. Do you ask a hungry person before offering him food that is he a Muslim or not? …
A wish to represent a country which has earned a reputation for its progressive outlook liberalism, and economic and intellectual growth still exists in me. Despite having faced the most challenging times and strained relationship …
This piece is not to support, defend or advocate any sect’s religious beliefs rather the intention is to save humanity in this country which has been fading out swiftly. Since 2007 an alarming rise in …
The swearing-in ceremony has finally stamped the verdict of people apparently as far as deciding the president of Pakistan was concerned. The ceremony as foreseen could not be controversial, but it was surely spiced up …
The latest in the row is a series of bomb blasts in Jaipur, in western India leaving behind 80 dead and more than 200 injured. The high toll of injured appears like a hanging sword …
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