Harris Khalique
Harris Khalique is a celebrated Pakistani poet, essayist, and activist, recognized for his contributions to literature and his advocacy for human rights. His writings often explore themes of identity, colonialism, and social justice, making him a prominent voice in contemporary South Asian literature. Khalique's reflections on historical events like the Jallianwala Bagh massacre highlight the enduring impact of colonial violence and the need for remembrance and justice.
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Harris Khalique argued that there is already a lot of intrusion in the private lives of citizens by the state.
Islamabad household survey divides residents over safety and privacy - Pakistan
Pakistan· 2025-12-05
Harris Khalique highlighted the issue of honor killings and the protection of perpetrators by state institutions.
Jutarnji list - Ovo je prizor koji je zgrozio milijune: Smaknuti su s leđa, a posljednje riječi mladenke lede krv u žilama
Croatia· 2025-07-25
Harris Khalique is a poet who writes in Punjabi, Urdu, and English.
“Pakistani writing in English has a much wider perspective than most people credit it for” - PeoplePakistan· 2025-07-07
Harris Khalique is a poet and intellectual who spoke about the implications of Israel in global capitalism.
‘Nakba Continues’: Pakistani artists, poets rally for Gaza in a time of genocide - CulturePakistan· 2025-05-03
Poet and essayist Harris Khalique wrote about the colonial violence perpetuated in British India.
Trailer released for Karan Johar’s Kesari Chapter 2, based on Jallianwala Bagh massacre - CulturePakistan· 2025-04-03
