Poetic License

Countless punches of hate are blown daily in Pakistan, and most of the blows have been legitimised by the law itself.

The snoozing border guards jumped at my passport and stood in awe of my “perceived defiance” of Salafi Islamic values.

The media, particularly our electronic media, in Pakistan is completely biased towards cricket when promoting a sport.

It left me realising how little I know about Karachi and how revolutionary this short visit really was.

Unfortunately, English media’s on-going fight for justice for Nabeel Masih is not going to be enough.

Ayla is an ill-thought out character that the writers have no interest in humanising.

The mercurial Australian found himself making a genuine unforced error, landing him in hot water once again.

Women sit with bags set neatly on top of the table, which, if you joined the course, you would know is a cardinal sin.

After his father’s death he knew it was his job to take care of his mother and sister, but Aliya never made that easy.

To everyone who is reading this, you all have something that you can do – that you love to do better than anyone else.