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Joint statement by media professionals and concerned citizens in Southasia and the diaspora We, the undersigned individuals and organisations, express deep concern over the continued blocking of Indian news websites in Pakistan and Pakistani news websites in India. These reciprocal bans prevent people on both sides of the border from accessing news, perspectives, and information...


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“Can the world stand by and allow such aggression to continue?”


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The Southasia Peace Action Network (Sapan), the South Asia Media Defenders Network (SAMDEN), Sapan News, Rural Media Network Pakistan, and others strongly condemn the  attacks, vandalism and arson in Dhaka, Bangladesh, that targeted the offices of the Prothom Alo and The Daily Star, and the physical assault on the President of the Editors Council and veteran journalist and Edito...


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This Sunday, Southasia Peace Action Network will hold an online discussion, as part of its Country Focus series, highlighting the situation in Nepal which is relevant to the entire region and beyond. Event title: Nepal’s Shifting Political Landscape: Gen Z Protests, Democratic Reforms, and Pathways Forward’. Date: Sunday, 21 December 2025 Time: 10 am ET,


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Members of the online book club Readers Without Borders and activists from the Southasia Peace Action Network convened for an engaging discussion over the recently published ‘Mother Mary Comes to Me’ – without the author who was unable to join at the last minute.


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