Azeefa Fathima is a journalist based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. She writes for The News Minute and Newslaundry, focusing on local news and issues in Tamil Nadu. Her articles cover a range of topics including social justice, human rights, politics, and environmental issues.
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Azeefa Fathima predominantly covers legal, government, and societal developments with a focus on local issues in India, particularly Tamil Nadu and Chennai. Her articles often revolve around the Supreme Court rulings, social justice issues such as Dalit workers' conditions and LGBTQIA+ rights. Given her coverage of evolving stories and government policy regulation, she may be interested in sources who can provide insights into ongoing legal or political developments within this geographic area.
She frequently reports on evolving legal cases including court judgements from the Supreme Court that have significant impacts on society so experts familiar with these topics are likely to catch her attention. Additionally, given her interest in societal issues like those concerning marginalized communities such as Dalits and LGBTQIA+, pitches that offer perspectives from individuals directly affected by these matters may also resonate well with Azeefa.
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By: Korah Abraham, Azeefa Fathima
The one-man committee headed by retired High Court judge K Chandru, to frame guidelines to avoid violence based on caste and community among college and school
By: Sukanya Shaji, Azeefa Fathima
Ahead of the annual Queer Pride march on June 30, Tamil Nadu is witnessing an unprecedented wave of cyberattacks targeting the LGBTQIA+ community. Orchestrated
By: Lakshmi Priya, Azeefa Fathima
After a habeas corpus petition alleged that a transgender woman was being forced to undergo the illegal ‘conversion therapy’ at the Amrita Hospital in Kochi, th
By: Nandini Chandrashekar, Azeefa Fathima
In light of the Kallakurichi tragedy, the Madras High Court, on Monday, July 1, took suo motu cognisance of the economic underdevelopment of people in the Kalva
By: Sukanya Shaji, Azeefa Fathima
The State Information Commission (SIC) has ordered the Kerala government to issue the Hema Committee report, which is believed to have crucial findings about sy
By: Azeefa Fathima
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has said that there has been no abnormality which has affected the results of National Eligibility Entrance Test-Undergraduate
By: Nandini Chandrashekar, Azeefa Fathima
In the picturesque yet isolated Manjolai tea estate, nestled deep within the Kalakkad Mundanthurai Tiger Reserve (KMTR) of Tamil Nadu's Tirunelveli district, 70
By: Azeefa Fathima, Ajay U K
The Supreme Court, on Thursday, July 18, granted interim bail to YouTuber ‘Savukku’ Shankar in the case pertaining to his preventive detention under the Goondas
By: Ragamalika Karthikeyan, Azeefa Fathima
In January 2023, Google disabled the Gmail account of a man called Victor James Raja in Tamil Nadu's Thanjavur. "It looks like this account has content that inv
By: Sukanya Shaji
Five years have passed since the Justice Hema Committee, formed by the Kerala government to study the problems faced by women in the Malayalam film industry, submitted its inquiry report. After a prolonged fight by RTI activists and journalists, the report, which was finally scheduled to be issued to applicants at around 4 pm on July 24, was stayed on the same day by the Kerala High Court. The one-week stay was granted in a writ petition by producer Sajimon Parayil who approached the court alleging that the report's disclosure would violate the privacy of several persons in the industry. TNM spoke to a few members of the Women in Cinema Collective (WCC)--the organisation which was instrumental in getting the government to form the Committee – to understand what the way ahead looks like for them.
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