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Silencing opposition: Militants begin targeting women MNAs
‘Three lawmakers, SCBA president under severe threat from extremists’.
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How many more Bhattis?
Let us become a nation united by our plurality, shared values and common goals.
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2010 assessment: Rights picture both of cheer and gloom
UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office releases report on Pakistan’s human rights situation.
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Upholding a promise?
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting' advertising supplement proclaims that all promises had been upheld.
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Salmaan Taseer’s assassination: Qadri requested posting with ex-governor
Police officials record statements before trial court.
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It’s not about you
There is so much that is right with Pakistan and there is so much more that can be right.
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Nobody allowed to usurp parliament’s powers: Zardari
Boycott allows smooth speech; President sends dialogue overture to opposition in bid to forge national consensus.
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Framing fresh resolutions for Pakistan
Resolutions: Most of them talked about corruption and absence of fair play.
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Gap between word and deed
The govt needs to understand the best way to strengthen civilian institutions and democracy is to deliver on promises.
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We will defeat the mindset of violence, hatred: Zardari
"Being strong means denouncing what is wrong," says President Zardari.
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Let’s accept some bitter facts
Would TV anchors concede that their anger at the government or the US misses the biggest link — the establishment?
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Protesting against his release — but why?
Protesting the release of Raymond Davis? Yes, this is certainly what we should be protesting.
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Say no to intimidation — II
We cannot allow ourselves to be reduced to labels or engulfed by pessimism.
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Terror in the twin cities
Despite being home to the powers that be, Islamabad and Rawalpindi are far from secure.
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Democracy test: Pakistan scores 46%
Study was a result of a comprehensive assessment based on an international democracy assessment framework.
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Lal Masjid - IV: ‘Musharraf predicted our doom’
Jamia Hafsa’s Umme Hassan says she has nothing to be ashamed of.
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Say no to intimidation — I
Those who incited Salmaan Taseer's murder used the ‘liberal elite’ label to malign his humanitarian cause.
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How many more assassinations?
How many assassinations will it take for Pakistanis to unite against the ideology that promotes such heinous acts?
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Among the blasphemers
Countless people are suffering at the hands of the draconian defenders of a misunderstood faith.
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Mending fences: Malik meets Altaf Hussain
Malik says both parties will jointly combat all internal and external challenged in the "best national interest."
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The PML-N’s duplicity
It is not entirely unexpected why the PML-N holds the religious right so close to its bosom.
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My Pakistan is a progressive Pakistan: Shehrbano Taseer
Salmaan Taseer's daughter Shehrbano Taseer speaks about her father's assassination.
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Prison talk: Communication made easy
Smuggling of phones into prisons rampant; funds for mobile jammers continue to lapse.
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Tea makers, police constables sign for peace, interfaith harmony
Citizens for Democracy holds signature campaign to demand justice for Shahbaz Bhatti.
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Citizens for Democracy: Come out today to sign against hate
The signature campaign is taking place from 11am to 7pm outside the Jehangir Kothari Parade.
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Shirking truth, fact and responsibility
A heavy price is being paid by Pakistan on account of cowardice and the shirking of doing what is right and just.
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Leave the country — or die
It’s as if all the things associated with Zia’s regime are making a comeback in contemporary Pakistani society.
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The TTP’s real agenda
The military, to many observers, seems to be sympathetic to the Taliban agenda.
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Lose sovereignty, lose the state
Agamben et al have correctly argued that “we lack a genuine theory of the state of emergency within public law”.
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Bhatti memorial: 'If we are silent, we allow evil to win'
Hussain Haqqani and other US leaders plead for religious tolerance at memorial service for Shahbaz Bhatti.
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International Women’s Day: To their courage and resilience
The irony of being a woman in a combat zone is a cruel one.
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Lawyers call for Malik’s resignation, arrest of Bhatti’s killers
Durrani heckled for saying law discriminates against minorities.
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Our collective failure
One regrets to have failed George by mercilessly destroying his romance with our country.
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Our abject surrender to the extremists (II)
What has happened to the party of the courageous Benazir Bhutto?
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Our abject surrender to the extremists
The Committee of Progressive Pakistani-Canadians (CPPC) strongly condemns the assassination of Shahbaz Bhatti.
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The lost identity: My Pakistan or yours?
Academics debate confusion over the ideological basis of the country.
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The unfolding war
It is time for the democratic government and security apparatus to get their act together to defend Pakistan.
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Pakistan: Our only home
Pakistan faces multiple challenges from poor governance and corruption to internal strife and insecurity.
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Blasphemy law: Taseer murder trial deferred
Two more witnesses record statements before the trial court inside the Adiala jail.
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Zardari says extremism poses existentialist threat
President calls Bhatti and Taseer victims of increasing intolerance and polarisation in Pakistani society.
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CM thanks Unification Bloc for their support
Sharif met with bloc members on Saturday, said that the step will help usher in a new era of ‘principled politics’.
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Decency is never inappropriate
If we believe in a humane order, we cannot achieve that goal through inhuman means.
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Rehman Malik should resign
He should resign because he is responsible for lapses in security that led to the murder of Taseer and Bhatti.
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Court adjourns hearing of Taseer assassination case
ATC records statements of two official witnesses; hearing adjourned till March 26.
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Blasphemy laws: ‘MQM will protect Pakistan from religious tyranny’
MQM chief proposes Jinnah’s minorities speech be made national anthem.
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Bhatti assassination: Scope of murder investigations widened
Taseer’s self-confessed killer, four FC soldiers being questioned in connection with the minister’s assassination.
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Murder of a minister (III)
The assassination of Shahbaz Bhatti has raised doubts among ordinary citizens about their own safety.
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Clearing up the confusion
In Pakistan today, there is no such thing as foolproof security.
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Salmaan Taseer’s murder: Assassin’s trial begins in jail
Qadri likely to be indicted by the ATC during the next hearing.
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In memoriam: Salmaan Taseer remembered in cyberspace
"We want to have a place where we can make sense of the mess that has been left," explains Taseer's media...