Tag Archives: Pakistan
Why you need to look at Acid Survivors
I’m doing the Radio 4 Appeal this weekend for the Acid Survivors’ Trust. It’s the only organisation dedicated to ending acid violence and is focussed on helping women and girls who’ve been attacked. The chances are you already know about acid violence. … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Justice, Education, journalism, Media, Radio, Religion, Uncategorized
Tagged Acid Survivors Trust, Acid violence, Bangladesh, Cambodia, feminism, Pakistan
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Prevention in Pakistan: Cameron’s new strategy?
This is my post for Channel 4 News about David Cameron’s announcement of £650 million in education aid. Amid all the fuss about Libya, has the Coalition Government’s smartest foreign policy decision been made quietly and efficiently? The Prime Minister’s visit … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Politics, Religion, Uncategorized
Tagged David Cameron, foreign policy, Pakistan, politics, Prevent, terrorism
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