Jasmin Asifiwe

Jasmin Asifiwe

Jasmin is one of your 2026 editors at Glass. Her work greatly considers how power moves through media, style, and everyday life. She is drawn to the quiet politics of femininity and the tenderness of paying attention but is often interrupted by her studies in journalism and law.
An image of Australian Police officers, out of focus, gathering around in the background around something unseeable.

Protesters struggle to find justice after mass police violence; brutality in demonstrations against Israeli President’s Australia visit 

By Jasmin Asifiwe Demonstrators are seeking legal action and a finding of unlawfulness against police, for violence and brutality in Sydney protests against Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s recent visit to Australia.  As Israeli President Isaac Herzog arrived in Australia on the 9th of February, over 15,000 protestors led by the Palestine Action Group…

Frocket To Fruition: A Review of Frocket Issue Ten

by Jasmin Asifiwe “My mum said I shouldn’t praise false idols, but I’m pretty sure Frocket is a gift from god.” – Ava Eid, Frocket co-director  Issue Ten of the longstanding magazine Frocket is a love letter to the collective legacy of Meanjin, described in its pages as “the city that always sleeps.” The publication is dedicated…

Pen Mightier Than the Board

Earlier this month, the Adelaide Writers’ Festival was cancelled after 180 participants pulled out, and the subsequent resignation of the board, over the decision to remove author and activist Dr Randa Abdel-Fattah from the Writers’ Week programme. Organisers cited “cultural sensitivity” in the wake of the Bondi terror attack, as the reason for the removal.  On January 8th, the…