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Workshop on Human Rights, Democracy and Climate Change held at Shah Abdul Latif University

Workshop was organized by Young Peace Development Corp of University in collaboration with Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Pakistan and Bhittai Social…

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Observations of an Expat: Unlikely Hero

He has not claimed—as expected– a false victory, branded the results “fake” or called on his military friends to stage…

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Inside the Gwangju Uprising

[In May, 1980, a protest movement of students and blue-collar workers was violently suppressed by the South Korean martial law…

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Bringing Democracy Back Through People’s Power

The path of re-democratization available at the present juncture remains somewhat blurred. Prof. Jayadeva Uyangoda Sri Lanka’s politics is at…

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Russia and the American-Backed War for Democracy

The idea of America making the world safe for democracy is now just over a hundred years old. Then as…

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Decline is in the air….

We have become slaves to the self and to the power of money; broken worshippers before the monstrous idol of…

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Scholars discuss Federalism, Democracy and Good Governance

Strength of federation could be attained with the education, consensus and distribution of equitable resources – Scholars By Sanwal Khairpur…

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International moot calls for devolving powers to the provinces

Judicious allocation of resources is important so that provinces can alleviate poverty, malnutrition and illiteracy. The conference has been organized…

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Growing Wave of Populism

It is believed that the populist wave will soon rise all over the world and pose a great threat to…

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Misconceptions about Democracy – No more a Myth

Pakistan, having undergone several Martial Laws, has had a turbulent relationship with democracy. “As I would not be a slave,…

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