Posted on June 10, 2008 by Tamjid Aijazi
Agitation movements have always been criticized in Pakistan. This is probably the second in Pakistan that such a movement is being welcomed by all sects of society. The first one was against Ayub Khan, which forced him to resign.
Regardless of the the debate that agitation is good or bad, the lawyers movement in Pakistan is [...]
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Posted on June 3, 2008 by Tamjid Aijazi
The so-called President of Pakistan General (R) Pervez Musharraf had always been saying that 98% of Pakistanis support his policies and he is one of the most popular “dictators” of Pakistan in the world. Plus, there were so many people who were crazy about him and gave justifications for each of his actions and policies. [...]
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Posted on May 18, 2008 by Tamjid Aijazi
It has been more than a month now and there seems to be no progress on the restoration of judiciary from the newly elected PPP Government. The impression that people are getting from the actions of Asif Ali Zardari is that PPP government is not serious in restoring Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chahudry.
Reasons are of course [...]
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