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Appeal to India, Pakistan to release, repatriate incarcerated cross-border fisherpeople
Article 5 of the bilateral Agreement on Consular Access, 2008 requires both governments "to release and repatriate persons within one month of confirmation of their national status and completion of sentences.” Yet as many as 78 Indian prisoners languish in Pakistani prisons years after having completed their terms.

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Sat. 08 Aug: Celebrating resistance in Southasia – Cultural event and potluck
The Southasia Peace Action Network in collaboration with the Boston South Asian Coalition invites you to: A Boston area event, in-person, on Saturday, 08 August 2026 Celebrating resistance in SouthasiaContinue read...

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La Phir Ik Bar: An exploration of Iqbal’s philosophical ghazal
This special edition of Sapan Blog is a collaboration between Sapan and MoUSICi.

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Divergent voices, shared struggles
The Second Aman Mela, themed "Divergent voices of South Asia: rethinking Partition, reimagining peace," took place in Stockholm, 4 July 2026. The event, organised by Mela Nordic, brought together artists, academics, journalists and activists from across borders to build bridges across old divides.

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25 July: Report Back From Southasia
BOSTON: Around the globe, communities are fighting to protect their rights, their lands, and their very existence. In Southasia, as the pressures of systemic oppression mount, so does the powerContinue reading "25 July: Report Back From Southasia"

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