Mustafa Qadri
Mustafa Qadri is newmatilda.com's Middle East and South Asia Correspondent. He has reported widely from Israel and Palestine, London and Pakistan. He used to be a lawyer specialising in public international law and has worked at the Australian Attorney-General’s Department representing the Government in native title claims and international crime treaty negotiations. You can see more of his work at mustafaqadri.net.
Website: Mustafa Qadri
Articles by Mustafa Qadri on newmatilda.com:
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From the Holy Land to South Asia, violence remained a constant in 2008, reports Mustafa Qadri. Will elections in Palestine and Israel - and the inauguration of Obama - promote dialogue or further violence?
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The Indian Government has done well to paint itself as an innocent victim after the Mumbai attacks. But Lashkar-e-Toiba has its roots in the conflict over Kashmir, writes Mustafa Qadri
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Mumbai's attackers were targeting India's image as an emerging global power as much as they were targeting foreigners, writes Mustafa Qadri
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Despite fewer deaths from hostilities since the June ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, the situation on the ground in Gaza remains dire, writes Mustafa Qadri
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In its last days in office, the Bush Administration is hurriedly escalating the so-called war on terrorism, writes Mustafa Qadri
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The once unthinkable is quietly becoming thinkable in Afghanistan, writes Mustafa Qadri
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Close to Taliban-controlled regions and under pressure from the US, Peshawar's residents daily negotiate the contradictions of Pakistani life, writes Mustafa Qadri from the North Western Frontier Province
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Few protections are available to acid burn victims in rural Pakistan, writes Mustafa Qadri
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Western military strikes against targets across the Afghan border won't prevent attacks like Saturday's blast in Islamabad, writes Mustafa Qadri from Pakistan
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Musharraf may be gone, but the people of Pakistan don't expect vast improvements under their new President. Asif Ali Zardari likes power and he isn't afraid to use it
