South Asia Journal for Minorities

The South Asia Journal for Minorities highlights the challenges faced by religious and ethnic minorities, promoting equity, understanding, and empowerment. By bridging academia, civil society, and policy, it fosters dialogue and solutions for a more inclusive society.

Journal's Table of Contents:

1. Harshul Singh, Ahlam Fathima
We Write, We Resist, In Our Own Words:
Decolonising Knowledge and Resisting Casteist Epistemic Hegemony through Dalit and Muslim Realities

2. Heman Das
Portrayal of Pakistan’s Religious Minorities on Regional Social Media: Narratives vs. Reality

3. Ikteder Ahmed
Political Homogeneity and Minority Exclusion in South Asia: A Comparative Study of India and Bangladesh

4. Matteo Pezzullo Gaeta
The Right to Healthcare for the Most Vulnerable Migrant Groups and the Universal Implementation of the Right to Enjoy the Highest Attainable Standard of Physical and Mental Health

5. Dr. Obed Manwatkar
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and the Christian Ethos: A Socio-Theological Exploration

6. Anwar Arkani
Rohingya Crisis and the Reaction of International Communities

7. Thiruppathi P
Populism and Anti-Establishment Discourses in Dravidian Politics: Effects on Party System Stability in Tamil Nadu