Beena Sarwar

Pakistani protesters burn an Indian flag

As tensions rise between India and Pakistan, we remember a friend who called for peace

October 27, 2016Conflict

Two South Asians living abroad condemn rising tensions between India and Pakistan and call for peace.

Pakistani women waging peace the world over

July 31, 2016Conflict

Soft power, woman power: Forging a new security paradigm in Pakistan

July 31, 2016Politics

Sex trafficking snares hundreds of thousands of American children

July 31, 2016Conflict

Boston Marathon bombings: a Pakistani perspective

July 30, 2016Commentary

Boston and Mastung, Pakistan: Two cities where love is stronger than terror

July 30, 2016Commentary

Commentary: Courage and resilience are found among survivors of attacks in Pakistan and the Marathon.

Thousands of people attend the funeral procession of Amjad Sabri, killed when unidentified gunmen open fire on his car in Karachi, Pakistan.

Another assassination in Pakistan, new determination to ‘keep on keepin’ on’

June 24, 2016Conflict

After a singer is killed in Karachi, a numbness follows. Says one who has survived the city’s attacks by Muslim extremists: “I know I will be killed in this war.”

Remembering a Pakistani woman who died because she wanted everyone to have a space to speak freely

April 27, 2016Culture

Pakistani activist Sabeen Mahmud died a year ago this week. Over the weekend, friends and family gathered to remember her and honor her legacy.

Pakistani Airman Apologies to Family of Indian Pilot

August 15, 2013Lifestyle & Belief

46 years after shooting down an Indian plane, a Pakistani pilot apologies.

Karachi erupts in violence

August 14, 2013Conflict & Justice

Several dozen people have been killed in political and ethnic violence in the Pakistani city of Karachi. Anchor David Baron gets the details and background from journalist, Beena Sarwar, in Karachi.