Can Man force woman to have the abortion? Or can man stop woman from having abortion?
Increasingly in this world sexual lives are becoming free from the boundaries of religion and are not being governed by the rules of the marriage. Except in the Religious world (mostly Muslim) the concepts of Family are changing are being [...]
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Should Man have his say in abortion?
Posted in America, Civil Rights, Justice System, People, Uncategorized, tagged abortion, America, couple, fatherhood, legal, Sex on April 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
they told her; She Never Had the Son
Posted in Civil Rights, Justice System, Pakistan, People, Politics, tagged Mexico, missing people, Robert Trevor, Tlatelolco on October 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
And he recalls meeting a woman who told him how she went to the police in the immediate aftermath of the shootings to try to get news of her missing son.Officers told her to go away and not annoy them.
“She hadn’t got a son and never had, they told her. There was no proof of [...]
Bomb Blast in Pakistan another view
Posted in America, Bomb Blast, Civil Rights, Democracy, Election, Judges, Justice System, Pakistan, Pakistan Emergency, Pakistan Martial Law, Pakistan Military, People, Terrorism, tagged Bomb Blast, Pakistan on November 24, 2007 | 2 Comments »
When now there has been the bomb blast targeting the Arm and Security Officials one should be careful in what is saying and hearing.
We should understand that anything being said against Army, Military Rule and Musharaf should not be taken as supporting the terrorists. I will again give example of America, American people have learned [...]
16 dead; Twin Blasts in Pakistan
Posted in Bomb Blast, Civil Rights, Democracy, Justice System, Pakistan Emergency, Pakistan Martial Law, Pakistan Military, Terrorism on November 24, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Two bomb blasts, about 16 people dead and in both times the target were security officers http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/7110557.stm
One was on the GHQ in Rawalpindi.
Its worrying not only because the militants are showing their reach, but also that this would be used as the base by the Government to support their illegal actions. They should be able [...]
Imran Khan’s Interview
Posted in America, Civil Rights, Democracy, Imran Khan, Judges, Justice System, Pakistan, Pakistan Emergency, Pakistan Martial Law, Pakistan Military, People, Politics on November 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Bush is raising anti-American sentiments in Pakistan; Imran Khan
Imran health wise looks weak but his voice, words and ideas are strong. Only if he had more good people around him.
Arresting School Students
Posted in Civil Rights, Democracy, Justice System, Pakistan, Pakistan Emergency, Pakistan Martial Law, Pakistan Military, People, Politics, Student Protest, tagged Islamabad, Paksitan, Police, Students Arrested on November 13, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
This is the video of School Students Being Arrested by the Pakistani police. This video consists of the pictures embeded in it. So its flow is not good, but its good video to watch and analyze that how the system could be behave against civilians.
The ending minute is where police [...]
I know I will fail, but I wish……
Posted in 3 November, Benazir, Civil Rights, Democracy, Election, Judges, Justice System, LUMS, Nawaz, Pakistan, Pakistan Emergency, Pakistan Martial Law, Pakistan Military, Pakistan Peoples Party, People, Politics, Student Protest on November 13, 2007 | 4 Comments »
I know I will fail, i.e. the student protests will fail.
Achieve nothing or may be something but not the complete victory i.e. restoration of judges. Many will go to jails, many will be beaten, kicked outside their institutions.
They will be able to bring the defiant face, put pressure. In the end, however, the country is [...]
Media Crossing line of Ethics in Pakistan
Posted in America, American Media, Civil Rights, Democracy, Imran Khan, Internet, Justice System, Pakistan, Pakistan Emergency, Pakistan Military, People, Politics, Terrorism, tagged John Stewart, Musharraf, Pakistan Media, Terrorism on November 13, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
‘Change the channel’ that was remark of President of Pakistan when someone asked about increasing vulgarity on the electronic media. However he himself opted for ‘Clossing the Channel’ when he found himself under fire from media.
The basic allegation against media is that media crossed line, they ridiculed people, they presented the terrorists as heroes.
As for [...]