The global pandemic and the national debt crisis collided to expose the claims of ethical garment production in Sri Lanka.

A conversation with Zehra Khan, a trade unionist and founder of Pakistan’s first trade union for home-based women workers.

Tracing the evolution of one of Pakistan’s most successful textile labour unions through radical action against the united onslaught of state and capital.

The sweatshop regime will only be dismantled by mobilizing around—and transforming—work-spaces, life-spaces, and workers’ health in a holistic sense.

South Asian garment workers in Leicester are resisting precarity and institutionalised racism in Britain’s ‘hostile environment’ for immigrants.

ل حسن کلمتی ۲۰۲۳۔۱۹۵۷ نے اپنی زندگی سندھ کی دھرتی اور اس کے باسیوں کے لئے وقف کر کے عوام دوست علم و فکر اور سیاسی جدوجہد کی عظیم میراث قائم کی

Gul Hassan Kalamati (1957-2023) leaves behind a formidable legacy of public scholarship and political struggle for the people, ecologies, and indigenous communities of Sindh

In Toronto, international students from east Punjab (India) successfully halted deportations with a 24/7 sit-in, one that drew inspiration from Sikhi and histories of South Asian mobilization.

Jamhoor’s editorial on the latest crackdown on political dissidents in Pakistan.

The continuing Muslim vs Bengali identity crisis has paved the way for an authoritarian regime in Bangladesh.

An interview with Ismat Shahjahan on the dynamics and contestations in Pakistan’s growing feminist movement.

Inspired by Yugoslavia’s market socialism, Trotskyists in the Sri Lankan government instituted workers’ councils during the 1970s. A decade later, the experiment collapsed. What explains its rise and fall?