Indu Pandey is the Editor-in-Chief of the HIR. She is interested in human rights, state-building, and social movements. She has previously written about police brutality and the Afghan peace process.
Interviews
Every peace process of this sort is really about where do you draw the line between peace and justice. The instructions that I gave my negotiators were to try to achieve as much justice as possible that will allow us to have peace.
Interviews
"When global democracy is in retreat, protesters worldwide can learn from each other when dealing with police brutality, systematic injustice, and tyrannical crackdowns."
Finance & Economics
"Whether it be powering the Fortune 500 on Wall St or street vendors in Jakarta, informal work is an indispensable reality of the modern economy."
Perspectives
Youth climate activist Licypriya Kangujam discusses the importance of environmental education, air pollution, and youth in climate advocacy.
Interviews
"He can say 'America First,' but that doesn't mean America alone. He feels that other countries have taken advantage of America in terms of financial resources in large part."
Human Rights
Wade Henderson discusses Black Lives Matter, reparations, and the role of international institutions.
Human Rights
In Brazil, protesters yell, “We want to breathe!” In the United States, activists chant, “I can’t breathe!”
Middle East & Africa
This year marks the 18th anniversary of the outbreak of war in Afghanistan. What do we have to show for it?
Asia
On the surface, tensions between South Korea and Japan may seem surprising, especially given their similarities and shared international goals. But, resentment between the two countries stems from a long and contentious history that continues to this day.