COVID-19 - Himal Southasian (Page 2)

Love in the time of lockdown

How Pakistani women continue to challenge patriarchal norms.

By Sehyr Mirza

/ 18 Dec 2020

Beyond the boundary: When a pandemic takes hold, even cricket knows when to stop buying its own hype

(This article is part of our special series Unmasking Southasia: The pandemic issue. You can read the editorial note to the series here.) The pace at which it shut down

By Andrew Fidel Fernando

/ 16 Dec 2020

Beyond the boundary: When a pandemic takes hold, even cricket knows when to stop buying its own hype

From cholera to coronavirus

How prisons in contemporary India continue to follow the colonial handbook.

By Amanda Lanzillo

/ 14 Dec 2020

On the periphery

India’s sex workers were vulnerable even before the pandemic.

By Avantika Mehta

/ 9 Dec 2020

Note from the editors

On our special series ‘Unmasking Southasia: The pandemic issue’

By The Editors

/ 4 Dec 2020

Unmasking Southasia: The pandemic issue

A special series of articles on Southasia after COVID-19.

By The Editors

/ 4 Dec 2020

The rise of extremes

Across Southasia, COVID-19 has exacerbated inequality and overshadowed climate change.

By The Editors

/ 4 Dec 2020

Elections in Myanmar, opposition rallies in Pakistan, COVID-19 vaccines in Southasia

Southasiasphere podcast episode 03: Updates and analysis from around the region.

By The Editors

/ 6 Nov 2020

Elections in Myanmar, opposition rallies in Pakistan, COVID-19 vaccines in Southasia

The costly spectacle of cricket: What COVID-19 reveals about the spectacle of cricket and inequality within the cricket fraternity

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, international cricket resumed on 8 July 2020, when the England men's cricket team took the field with West Indies in a test match at

By Amol Ranjan

/ 13 Oct 2020