Time For Contempt
Jamal A Rasheed Dec 1, 1997 interacts: 3In today’s Pakistan, the word Contempt is what the Government of Pakistan thinks of the people of Pakistan.
Mirza Tahir Hussain – the ongoing tragedy
Musa Sami Oct 31, 2006 interacts: 18Prince Charles’ visit to Pakistan has brought into sharp focus the case of Mirza Tahir Hussain, a 36 year old dual British and Pakistani national
I Protest!
Zeejah Jun 9, 1999 interacts: 11The Peshawar branch of the Aurat Foundation held a protest march on April 13, 1999.
Constitutional Chess Game Nearing Climax
Chowk Press Oct 29, 1997 interacts: 2If Supreme Court invokes Article 63(g) of constitution, it is empowered to disqualify the prime minister from being a member of the parliament.
Waiting Upon the Prime Miniterial Burp
Rehan Ansari Feb 25, 1999 interacts: 9In Lahore we are expecting to hear a burp
Medals of Freedom for Justice Chaudary
saleha waqar Nov 16, 2007 interacts: 20He (Justice Chaudhry) sat on four pivotal Supreme Court benches between 2000-2005 that validated the military takeover by General Musharraf, his referendum, his LFO and
Erica
manu mohandas Jun 5, 2005 interacts: 19Her morals were of the highest standards and she always stood for values like truth and justice. She resolved issues with wisdom and pretty soon
Sana Khwaan-e-Taqdees-e-Mashriq Kahan Hein?
Chowk Press Nov 17, 1997 interacts: 0Sana Khwaan-e-Taqdees-e-Mashriq Kahan Hein?
The Ehtesaab Gold Medal
Nisar S Khara Feb 19, 1998 interacts: 3He got the offender out of the lock up, collected all seized evidence of the offence, and walked out of the police station triumphantly, but
Children of the Streets
Ather Naqvi Apr 23, 2008 interacts: 4
His frail hands make a slight mistake and draw the wrath of the Ustad who lands a kick in his
The People of 1997
Adil Najam Dec 31, 1997 interacts: 6Who should be named Pakistan’s Political Person of the Year for 1997?
The Ghost of Justice Munir is Still Alive
Karamatullah K Ghori Sep 30, 2007 interacts: 9Islamabad’s nervous and jittery ‘guardians’ have turned the capital city into a fenced-of, ‘no-go’ town.
The Weakest Link
Amar D Dhindsa Dec 2, 1998 interacts: 8An individual in a crowd is a grain of sand...
The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions
Bhaskar Dasgupta Nov 16, 2006 interacts: 6The Muslim Policeman who refused to guard the Israeli Embassy in London, the European Union trying to force the working time directive in the UK,
Dispensation of Justice is the Main Pillar of Democracy
Ikramul Haq Nov 24, 2007 interacts: 15The three constitutions, framed in Pakistan, proved to be just pieces of paper; their sanctity frequently violated by the men with guns, and by those
Delayed Justice
Shridhar Naik May 29, 2008 interacts: 25Centre’s decision to award a compensation package totaling Rs 330 crores to the victims of the 2002 Gujarat riots can at best be described as


