Dr Azeemah Saleem is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Studies of Plural Societies, New Delhi and an Assistant Professor at the Centre for Communication and Critical Thinking, JK Lakshmipat University, Jaipur. Her PhD thesis is on ‘Syrian Refugees in Germany: An Analysis from the Prism of Global Justice’ from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. She has also worked on “Tribal Factionalism and Nation-State Building in Post Qadhafi Libya” during her M.Phil Dissertation. She was involved with the Ledby Foundation (incubated by Harvard Kennedy School), and a member of the Ambedkar Grant for Advancing Poverty Eradication (Agape), Yale University USA. Her area of interest includes understanding minority and gender rights in South Asia, Global Justice in the context of refugees, social and societal fragmentation in North Africa, conflict analysis in West Asia along with identity politics and critically analyzing human rights issues and International and regional organizations, Rawls theory of justice, humanitarian crisis, and global refugee issues.