Stories from Amina Jilani
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A long way to go
It becomes more and more obvious by the year that the democratic form adopted by Pakistan is not working out.
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Here we go again
Pakistan, over 66 years, has consistently fluffed up on what should be its national interest.
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Preserving our relics
They bestowed democratic veneer to rule of feudal, tribal & business coteries whose nepotism, corruption is legendary.
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The rule of wrong
The fine line between right and wrong has been obliterated due to the kind of leadership the state has suffered from.
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Singling out the minorities
Every non-Muslim member of the assembly had opposed the Objective Resolution, giving due warning of things to come.
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What price peace?
Govt and its chums plead for “peace, tranquillity, stability and a tolerant and harmonious society” — a distant dream.
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Censorship and fear
Today there exists voluntary self-censorship, inspired by persecution, prosecution, public opinion, intolerance fears.
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Mending fences
Asking the terrorist lot ‘nicely,’ to be ‘nice’ and desist from activity was and is not a solution.
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Not quite a honeymoon
Drones are not responsible for the murder of Shias or for the daily Karachi targeted killings.