Photo of Jamia. On one hand, LGBTQIA-Muslims and Muslim women may not be fully included in Jamia largely for the culture that has been cultivated over the previous century. On the other hand, Jamia might be conducive for the full inclusion of Muslims who are conservative, upper caste and heterosexual.
  • Opinion
  • 5 Sep 2021
  • 1 min read

A new goal for Jamia

The university is among the most inclusive educational institutions. It must now move to integrate students with ordinary life at the institution by altering its social atmosphere

This opinion was published in Indian Express on September 05, 2021.

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Husain Aanis Khan

Husain was a Research Fellow in the Legal Design and Regulation team. He is also Coordinator, Vidhi Access to Legal Education, Fellowship at Vidhi. He primarily researches constitutional law and disabilities law. He also does strategic litigation for the rights of persons with disabilities. During his time at Vidhi he has advised Central Government Ministries and Departments. Recently, he established the Vidhi Access to Legal Education Fellowship to help law graduates and students from traditional law schools build better careers in law. He comments on policy and legal issues in The Hindu, The Indian Express, The Wire, The Quint, Oxford Human Rights Hub, etc. Husain graduated from Jamia Millia Islamia in 2021.

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