From online harassment to intimidation in their daily lives, Muslims have found themselves under attack from their own countrymen.
Saher Hiba Khan
About The Author
Saher Hiba Khan is a Delhi-based multimedia journalist who covers human rights, minority issues, and social injustice.
About The Author
Saher Hiba Khan is a Delhi-based multimedia journalist who covers human rights, minority issues, and social injustice.
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