Articles Archive for June 2010
News & Politics »
The Facebook controversy has not gone away. Lawyers are trying to push more court-ordered bans through. Is Pakistan prepared for the varied consequences of censorship and content filtration?
News & Politics »
Looking Back on the Facebook ban: Pakistan is not the only country in the world with blasphemy laws, but they are the only ones who seem to be using them, as was obvious from the Facebook ban.
People, Q & A »
“They should have insisted BB be kept safe and if she wasn’t, there would be hell to pay,” says Victoria Schofield.
News & Politics »
Multiple investigations and millions of dollars later, Pakistanis still are no closer to determining who really conceived and ordered the assassination of Benazir Bhutto.
People, Q & A »
“Pakistani politicians have a tendency to enhance their own powers; Zulfikar Ali Bhutto should have been different,” says Fatima Bhutto.
Arts & Culture, Books »
Nafisa Haji’s debut novel captures the life of a Pakistani American from adolescence to womanhood.
Arts & Culture, Books »
Songs of Blood and Sword is an insider’s account of the Bhutto legacy, but more importantly it is a daughter’s story about her hero, her father.
Art, Arts & Culture, People, Profiles »
What drove a young man to endure burns and injure muscles while crafting 23 suits of armour, in addition to helmets, gauntlets and swords?
News & Politics »
Was the blanket ban on Facebook and subsequently other websites within the ambit of Pakistan’s Constitution?
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