The meltdown in northern Pakistan continues. A high number of refugees have evacuated Swat and Buner and have moved into the camps set up for them, human rights activist I.A. Rahman reports in his opinion piece in Dawn. The Pakistani government is exploring ways to offer cash as relief for the refugees.
In the meantime, the situation in Balochistan, a province that has long been ignored by most governments is explosive, as an editorial in the News underscores.
Blog Archive
News on my front
- produced VBB's living room art and shared our first art car, my old honda
- i produced VBB's living room production, honoring dissent / descent
- a personal essay in new york times' sunday magazine "lives" column
- brazos bookstore (houston) now carries "black wings"
- review of an anthology where my story "a sandstone past" appears (ed. rakshanda jalil)
- purchase black wings
- my home page
Blogs
- 3 quarks daily
- bad texas
- beatriz terrazas
- beena sarwar: journeys to democracy
- emmy peréz: ysletapoeta
- human rights commission of pakistan
- immigration detention centers (renée feltz)
- laila lalami
- mahmud rahman
- my mother's brain
- pak tea house
- pakistan paindabad (mayank austen soofi)
- pakistaniat
- raza rumi
- sepia mutiny
- whistling leaf blower (cake)
Other Websites
- alternative radio
- asia literary magazine
- bookwoman
- bordersenses
- brazos bookstore
- chowk
- danka
- drik
- houston indymedia
- jazbah
- korean americans and the forgotten war
- kpft pacifica radio 90.1 fm
- moti roti
- pak voices
- pakcast
- samar magazine
- shaila abdullah
- spelt
- suheir hammad
- t2f coffeeshop
- the business of detention (feltz + baksh)
- vasl - international artists collective
- voices breaking boundaries
- words without borders