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If Your Sexual Partner Keeps Quiet About Sleeping With Other People, Is It A Violation Of Consent?

“Scary easy. Sketchy as hell.”: How startups are pushing Adderall on TikTok

3x3x3: A graphic memoir about a girl, a fibroid and an awful period.

Trauma lingers on seven years after Gorkha earthquake

The Sports Teams Who Defied The Apartheid Boycott of South Africa

Lincoln Park Exhibition Tells Story Of Renowned Bangladeshi Photographer Shahidul Alam

Smuggled sketches offer glimpses into harsh Myanmar prison

Kashmir | Abrogation Of Article 370 In The Valley, A Memoir

A Pointed Angle

Can Savarnas work with Bahujan artists without appropriating their heritage?

Ezhil anna, he made me from clay

Flowering Fish

The Real Mo Farah review – a beautiful, heartbreaking story that exposes cruel Tory policy

‘Harassed here too’: Afghan artists find no sanctuary in Pakistan

Why business is booming for military AI startups

No play, says Bajrang Dal in Shivamogga

Muneeza Shamsie: My family’s culinary history across India, Pakistan and Britain

Remembering Paula Rego and Her Radical Depictions of Abortion

Holey Artisan attack: The night that shook Bangladesh

and the earth drank deep

Afghanistan earthquake: No food, no shelter and fears of cholera

Sri Lankan Parties Are Amending the Constitution Yet Again

Dancing with the enemy in the Bamar heartland

How Sydney Paget’s Illustrations Brought Sherlock to Life

Truly insane: An all-party administration under Gota

From ‘biologically dead’ to chart-toppingly clean: how the Thames made an extraordinary recovery over 60 years

An Online Platform Spans Millennia of South Asian Art

Heartbroken over Singapore’s execution of Nagen

Contesting smartness in an unequal Karachi

Artificial intelligence is creating a new colonial world order

Internet’s greatest art war, and the fight to keep Bangladesh in it

Reflecting on South African novelist K. Sello Duiker’s art of madness and social justice

After a year of dreams deferred, Myanmar’s displaced youth try to start over

Can an artist’s graffiti breathe new life into Arunachal’s anti-dam movement?

Sri Lanka’s Oppressive Stability Starts to Crumble

Ode to an artist

Japan enjoys peak cherry blossoms, but no party

Moana Jackson was the most articulate, original and forceful intellectual of his generation

Till realpolitik do us part

Ash Barty retires marching to her own beat. What’s next for the multi-talented, restless spirit?

Fahrenheit Karachi — Part II

When the Earth Started to Sing

Clad in a saree, Tamil artist Mrs Go raps on land rights, feminism and more

Japanese internment camps: How a long-lost kimono unearthed a family secret

A moon over Kathmandu — in Queens

‘Come here, you’re not different’: A theyyam artist’s comforting words to Muslim woman draw cheers

Why Divestment Defeated Apartheid and How It Might Help Beat Climate Change

The gutsy authenticity of We Are Lady Parts

The art of presence

Where the mind is without fear: How cartoonists are seeing the Karnataka hijab ban

James Baldwin, The Art of Fiction

Israel's Apartheid Against Palestinians

The end of the world

Earthlings

How the New York Times Covered Two Transit Strikes, 42 Years Apart

Rubin Museum Agrees to Return Stolen Religious Artifacts to Nepal

Erasing Caste: The Battle Over California Textbooks and Caste Apartheid

In Conversation With Malvika Raj: Dalit Madhubani Artist

No Art is to be Pursued Halfheartedly

New study traces the evolution of South Asia’s bulbuls to other parts of Asia and even Africa

Kashmir | Abrogation Of Article 370 In The Valley, A Memoir

Rusted hearts

The Creepy, Crawling History of Insect Art

The mural artist making Singapore’s heritage accessible

Goa wants to restart mining. What does Goa’s youth want?

Wildlife artist paints a book of love letters to Malaysia’s birds

Mitti of the martyrs, Singhu's soil of struggle

The unplundering of Nepal’s artifacts

The Dhimal art of weaving

How Cartoons Vanished From Newspapers In Kashmir

A monk, a student, an artist: Tortured by Myanmar military

Chrono-Cartography of the October 17, 1961 Massacre of Algerians in Paris

Economic insecurity is at the heart of Netflix’s Squid Game

Work on Earth’s Climate and Other Complex Systems Earns Nobel Prize in Physics

The Heartbreaking Work of Resettling Afghan Refugees When You’ve Been an Afghan Refugee

Allowing Things to Happen: An Interview with Tyshawn Sorey

The Largest Autocracy on Earth

Model Zara Peerzada starts a very important conversation about the mentally taxing side of periods

Remembering Com. Shankar Guha Niyogi : A Martyr of Class Struggle

These Muslim Artists of the West Are Reenvisioning the Prayer Rug

Sofia Karim interview: The Jameel Prize nominee on her Turbine Bagh project and why activism is lonely

The Heart-Wrenching History of the Breakup Album

Horrors of 1947 Partition: A selective remembrance?

Sabyasachi responds to open letter by artisan sector over H&M collab

The agony of navigating college on a smartphone

The Tragic Life of Hansken, ‘Rembrandt’s Elephant’

This Graphic Artist’s Olympic Pictograms Changed Urban Design Forever

The ethos behind the Valley’s mural culture

‘Weapons, power and money’: How rare earth mining in Kachin enriches a Tatmadaw ally

Murals Watch Over Jerusalem Neighborhood, a Silent Protest Against Displacement

How Sweet, Smart Kids Under Occupation Come To Worship Militants

Article 370, Federalism and the Basic Structure of the Constitution

Afghan civilians take up arms against Taliban as foreign troops depart

For those of us who cannot leave or stay—

Sri Lanka’s belated #MeToo movement starts from its newsrooms

Art in Defence of the Rosenbergs

‘A haven for free-thinkers’: Pakistan creatives mourn loss of progressive arts space

Chronicling and celebrating Nepal’s queer movement

Why the 'brightest color on Earth' may also be the future of eco-conscious art

“We want self-rule”: Pradyot Debbarma on his party’s victory in Tripura tribal council polls

In Memorium: Our Big Bird, Farooq Qaiser

Our Lives Are Shaped by Violence': Kashmiri Artist Detained for 'We Are Palestine' Mural

A Myanmar poet didn’t want to be a martyr. His death is a loss for humanity.

Why I am going on a hunger strike

Shradha Ghale: ‘I’m still learning to write, I guess the process never ends’

J&K teacher fired without enquiry under Art. 311

BJP workers question party, PM as covid takes a severe toll-Business Journal

Changed by art

‘The Life and Times of Don Luis Buñuel’: The Perfect Window into the Mind of a Groundbreaking Artist

The Louvre Just Put Its Entire Art Collection Online so You Can View It at Home for Free

Reclaiming space through art

The Dark Side of Surrealism That Exploited Women’s “Hysteria”

To the core

In the No Part 1

Cuban Musicians and Artists Collaborate on Viral, Political Music Video

Ang Lee reflects on Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon 20 years later: 'I was upgrading a B-movie'

A century apart, currents of dissent bridge the farmers’ protests and the Muzara Movement

Myanmar’s Creative Anti-Regime Protesters Stay One Step Ahead of Police

Simply put: The budget amid a pandemic

The Real Martin Luther King: Reflecting on MLK 50 Years After His Death

Stitching Memories: Q&A With Yin Xiuzhen

The Kiss by Gustav Klimt: Great Art Explained

What's the legacy of South Africa's last Apartheid-era president?

The Day I Started to Slur

The Secret Billboard Chart-Topper

Is Censorship The Death Of Art? Ft. Nandita Das

What Artisans Think of Copies and Copyrights

Why India Needs To Undo the Green Revolution | Part 2 | FULL EPISODE

Leading Human Rights group calls Israel an ‘apartheid’ state

Overheard: Venturing into the Heart of Manila

A Song Flung Up to Heaven Part 1

Zen and the Art of Anjali Patil

Forest

India Tomorrow part 3: Kashmir

Language Imparts Identity Ft. Nadia Naghman

Meet the artist embroidering Belarus' protests

#SaveMollem: In Goa, young artists are trying to re-imagine green activism

animal cartoon

Blocking Racial Intermarriage Laws in 1935 and 1937: Seattle's First Civil Rights Coalition

Bad People x The Serpent Part 1: The hippie trail

Postcards to my brother

Worry Lines

"Party and protest: the radical history of gay liberation, Stonewall and Pride "

The Art of Protest

Braillecast Episode 21, Stephen Anderson on the Louis Braille Museum, and Should Partially Sighted People Lea…

'The Loving Project' Explores 50 Years Of Interracial Marriage

Comedian Trevor Noah On being mixed race in South Africa

What is Love Jihad?

2015-11-07 Burma

Press Freedom