No room for dissent in Pakistan



By Zulfiqar Shah
Courtesy: www.merinews.com

It was an end of the beginning. Idle to the unforeseen world-shaking incidents like 9/11, Khakis chose military takeover of Pakistan in 1999 pushing the country into a non-democratic mode of government. Eventually, due to gross human rights violations, the anger simmered-up taking citizenry and lawyers to the streets. It was the first law of motion in the political physics of Pakistan that the military regimes and civil rights were equally opposite. A new chapter of gross human rights violations that Pakistan saw during last military rule has no full stop even today. Click to read full article

 
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