Latest from Fatima Khan
In India, Citizens Brace for a Democratic Unraveling
India’s sweeping revisions of its voter rolls have left millions, many of them poor and Muslim, struggling to prove they have the right to vote — and protests have filled Delhi’s streets in response.
The Cockroach Movement’s Careful Silence Over Hindutva
India’s Cockroach Janata Party has won international acclaim, but faces growing criticism at home over its refusal to explicitly confront anti-Muslim, majoritarian politics.
In an Indian State, a Church Pushes an Anti-Muslim Conspiracy Theory
India’s Kerala state is both highly developed and religiously diverse. Yet the Hindu nationalist “Love Jihad” conspiracy has found an unlikely foothold there, aided by the church, and pitting two religious minorities against each other.