Articles Archive for November 2010
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Karachi now has the dubious distinction of ranking among the planet’s most dangerous cities.
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“We are not at war with the Mohajirs – just the party that claims to represent them,” says Shahi Syed of the ANP.
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“For the sake of their own community, the MQM should stop the killing,” says Sindh Home Minister Zulfiqar Mirza.
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
November 25 marked the beginning of 16 days of activism for ending gender-based violence against women, and also the Take Back the Tech! campaign.
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“The ANP thinks Karachi is a bazaar, ripe for plunder,” says Wasim Akhtar, a MNA with the MQM.
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The free flow of weapons into Pakistan since the 1980s led to a tremendous increase in violence and continues to date, despite a subsequent attempt to de-weaponise the country.
People, Q & A »
“Implement the Police Order, 2002, to depoliticise police,” says Jameel Yusuf, Founding Chief, CPLC.
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Shehri: “It is not possible to grab public land without the connivance and active collusion of government agencies”
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“Citizens must stop pointing fingers at the government and take responsibility for this city,” says Javed Jabbar.
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Why has the situation in Karachi deteriorated over the years? What can be done now? What do the city’s stakeholders have to say?
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