Shameela

Shameela Yoosuf Ali, Editor-In-Chief of FemAsia, is a PhD researcher in Media & Cultural Studies at Birmingham City University. She's a Bilingual Writer, and Poet. Nature cradles Shameela in solace, its whispers and breezes her soothing company. In painting, she discovers her Zen Moment – a tranquil oasis amidst life's currents. Residing in England, her heart echoes with boundless nostalgia for the cherished memories of her homeland, Sri Lanka. You can contact her at editor@femasiamagazine.com

Anar’s Leaving and the Female Soul

My poetry is about that fire known as language, which a woman carries under water. Anar Anar’s voice is distinct in the arena of contemporary Tamil poetry. Hailing from Sainthemaruthu, Eastern Sri Lanka, Anar’s poems has a mesmerising allure. Anar’s poems are
July 25, 2022

Editor’s Note – Aching for a Miracle

  No one enjoys their morning cup of tea or egg hoppers in Sri Lanka. Instead, many Sri Lankans stand in line at gas stations, hoping they can get enough fuel to make it through another day. The country has
July 25, 2022

Cyberbullying and Digital Harassment -Editor’s Note

1. Rania is a 35-year-old woman who recently divorced her abusive husband. Despite the end of their marriage, Rania’s ex-husband continued to harass and intimidate her through social media and other online platforms. Rania’s ex-husband would send her threatening messages and post
April 25, 2022

Editor’s Note – Drink Your Tea Slowly

2021 is a challenging year. While much of my time this year has been spent on parenting, I have continued to work hard on many other humanitarian projects. Today, FemAsia Magazine reaches about 50,000 readers worldwide, with the support of its new
October 25, 2021

Editor’s Note – Close Your Ears And Listen.

‘We do not listen as we used to’ is a complaint we often hear, especially in this era of advancing technology. In my adolescent years, my father always said to Listen attentively before responding. When I conduct sessions for
July 25, 2021
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