Aayesha J Soni is a neurologist and epileptologist, practicing in Cape Town, South Africa. Her academic pursuits, paired with a dedication to justice, have informed her work in health and human rights advocacy. With a record of published critiques since age 16, her career is a testament to the synergy between medical expertise and activism.
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When Toby Young, a self-proclaimed “classic liberal”tweeted, “My point is that being anti-Islamist isn’t “Islamophobic” to Mehdi Hassan my mind… Read More »Linguistic War Used to Dilute Islam
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Ahmed Mansour, an Egyptian journalist and presenter on Al-Jazeera with a weekly programme that attracts 14 million viewers worldwide,… Read More »Sisi: Please See Democracy