Pearl Pandya is the South Asia Assistant Research Manager at ACLED. She joined the organisation in February 2022, as an India Researcher. She has an undergraduate degree in law from King’s College London and a master’s in public international law from the London School of Economics and Political Science. She previously worked as a consultant with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in New York and as a legislative assistant to a Member of Parliament (India) in New Delhi.
Analysis of the latest trends in political violence and disorder across the Asia-Pacific region in…
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Analysis of ACLED data for May on political violence and protest trends across the Asia-Pacific,…
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Analysis of ACLED data for April on political violence and protest trends across the United…
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Analysis of ACLED data for March on political violence and protest trends across Asia-Pacific, highlighting…
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Last week in South Asia and Afghanistan, students of a religious school were killed in…
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Last week in South Asia and Afghanistan, Pakistani forces and the Taliban clashed along the…
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Last week in South Asia and Afghanistan, deadly clashes between Taliban and Pakistani security forces…
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