Articles Archive for April 2011
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As the crime mafia’s vise around Karachi’s business community tightens, the country’s economic hub braces itself for another flight of capital.
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A stimulating international conference reminded us of the ties and tribulations that bind women across borders – and the struggle that must continue.
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Nabiha Meher Sheikh, an instructor at LUMS, says that the principle that academia should be a safe haven for intellectuals and liberals is no longer adhered to by many people associated with the country’s universities, including students.
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At a conference on women, religion and politics in Lahore, Bushra Gohar, a member of parliament and the central vice president of the Awami National Party, gave a speech reminding women to stand up and make their presence felt.
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“Leading businessmen and small shopkeepers alike are the criminals’ targets,” says Muhammed Saeed Shafiq.
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A university professor from Istanbul says Ataturk’s Turkey may well be a thing of the past.
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Officially banned, the Amn Committee still remains active in criminal enterprises across the city.
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Disabled people are being smuggled to Iran and the Middle East to be used for beggary.
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The music industry has revolutionised itself from a commercial venture to a vibrant space for young talent and social change.
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With flashes and sparks, a young Pakistani guitarist lights up the local music scene.
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