Articles by Fathima Cader

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Fathima Cader is a writer and photographer. She holds a degree in law and runs an online design studio, likethewind designs.

  • “Dreams are the worst right now”

    Book review

    After a decade of captivity, Omar Khadr, the first child ever convicted of a war crime, became the last Western citizen to be repatriated out of Guantanamo Bay.

  • Disconsolatus

    An interview with Amita Bhatia

    Amita Bhatia, of Vahana Films, is an independent filmmaker. Briarpatch contributor Fathima Cader caught up with Bhatia to talk about Disconsolatus, a full-length science-fiction psychodrama that she wrote and directed.

  • Vigilante nation

    On guard against Canada’s ‘most-wanted’ list

    Evidently, the Conservatives’ “most-wanted” list has become a permanent and ongoing means of enlisting public support in the burgeoning business of deportation.

  • Tamil, tiger, terrorist?

    Anti-migrant hysteria and the criminalization of asylum seekers

    In August 2010, the MV Sun Sea arrived in Vancouver carrying 492 Tamil refugees fleeing post-war Sri Lanka. All on board were immediately detained upon arrival in Canada. Nearly a year later, 19 are still in jail.