Human Rights, Justice and Affluence

Riffat Jahan Dec 8, 2003 interacts: 34

Islam fully compatible with democracy: It doesn’t take much brainpower to realize that a society can never flourish where rules and laws are being implemented

Chief Justice’s Chess

Q Isa Daudpota May 22, 2007 interacts: 14

The chess fable illustrates the consequence of exponential growth! It begins slowly and no one notices. But then before you know it you have reached

As the Bald Eagle Tries to Rule

Veeresh Malik Mar 21, 2003 interacts: 127

I knew some guys who hitch-hiked this route.

Indians and Pakistanis Must Start Anew

Udayakumar Jun 27, 2000 interacts: 228

The richest resource on the earth can only be human resources

Why not a well thought out constitution?

Abdus Samad Jul 5, 2004 interacts: 25

The current consitution can be amended to fit our needs

Medals of Freedom for Justice Chaudary

saleha waqar Nov 16, 2007 interacts: 20

He (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

Pakistans Permanent Revolution

Yasser Latif Hamdani Mar 28, 2007 interacts: 342

The tradition of judicial spinelessness continued in Pakistan facilitating three martial laws and the judicial murder of atleast one prime minister till last week when

The Gentleman Must Go

Feroz R Khan Nov 3, 1998 interacts: 36

Crisis in the shadows of power: Is Pakistan entering an institutional crisis acknowledging Nawaz Sharif’s imperial designs?

Honour Killing: Understanding The Legal Background

Nasir Ali Mar 9, 2004 interacts: 17

Hadood Ordinance has provided this ill-practice, a legal cover. Now, the male members sit together, chalk out the plan and kill the women without the

Explaining it to an American Friend

Patrick Masih Sep 19, 2001 interacts: 383

godspeed and prudence in this time of grieving

Celebrating 61 Years of Broken Dreams

AliHasan Cemendtaur Aug 24, 2008 interacts: 6

"Missing in Pakistan", a 29-minute documentary capturing Pakistan's gross human rights violations tacitly supported by the US Government, followed by a talk by Safdar Sarki.