Articles
Travelling with children is an experience itself
Having little ones means having to rethink adventurous travel, writes Shelina Janmohamed
Artificial intelligence should transform our lives, not reduce women to robots
Why do so many artificial intelligence gadgets have female personas? Shelina Janmohamed asks if we feel more comfortable bossing them around
Stop making #MeToo about men. It’s about women.
Shelina Janmohamed calls out men for wanting to dominate the discussion on harassment
This weekend, put down your smartphone and listen to a loved one
Shelina Janmohamed writes on the fragility of life and the importance of preserving precious oral histories
How racism and discrimination are meted out daily in the West
Shelina Janmohamed asks the question: are you a racist?
There’s no such thing as a perfect mother ... and I've given up trying
Too much self-scrutiny sucks the joy out of motherhood, writes Shelina Janmohamed
This is what happened when I challenged a cyber-stalker
Shelina Janmohamed was surprised by the comments she received when she talked back to a male predator
How I turned to art to understand the world we live in
Works of art are a means of social commentary and form of release, writes Shelina Janmohamed
This is what happened when I challenged a cyberstalker
Shelina Janmohamed on the surprising reactions she received when she named and shamed an online predator
In today's world, borders guarantee neither safety nor security
What does a trade agreement between Myanmar and Bangladesh tell us about modern life? Quite a lot, writes Shelina Janmohamed
Historical dramas can trigger and enlighten our consciousness
Lets use human escapism to our advantage, argues Shelina Janmohamed
Why does the world do nothing for the Rohingya?
If we don’t act, history will ask us what we did to stop the genocide, writes Shelina Janmohamed
There is no excuse for the global problem of unequal pay for equal work
According to the World Economic Forum it will take 170 years to close the gender pay gap
I long for the August silly season, so I can rejuvenate myself
It’s the only time of the year when I can take a much-needed breather from the frenetic pace of news
Women must stop being portrayed as damsels in distress on the big screen
It's time the story line changed to give real life figures a chance to break free from damaging preconceptions
