Across South Asia, regimes have responded to the pandemic with even more militarism. This must end.

An interview with Pritam Singh on the demand for Khalistan.

Colonial-era sedition laws used to criminalize dissent to protect imperial sovereignty. Now that “The People are sovereign” in independent India and Pakistan, why are they still being charged with sedition?

Two months into the aggravated occupation of Kashmir, how are Kashmiris faring? Sociologist Nandini Sundar and lawyer Nitya Ramakrishnan report on their recent visit to the valley.

An interview with Professor Mohamad Junaid on the current lockdown in Kashmir.

Militant South Asians refused to be “model minorities” and instead united with racialized communities to confront racism and capitalism in post-War Britain

Resonances of radical, anti-colonial struggle in our contemporary moment.

From an organiser for Tech Workers Coalition, prospects for organising Indian tech workers in San Francisco’s Bay Area.

Indian engagement with modern technoscience originated with the Independence movement, infusing it with an anti-imperialist politics.

A review of Michael Levien’s Dispossession Without Development: Land Grabs in Neoliberal India.

Independent filmmaker Iffat Fatima takes Jamhoor through her experience of making her recent documentary on the narratives of families impacted by state violence and enforced disappearances in Kashmir.

Uncritically celebrating the repeal of Section 377 (India’s anti-sodomy law) as a milestone of decolonization obscures the complicity and exclusion inherent to the nation-state.