By Inaam.Chandio,on August 23rd,2012 By Rabail Baig A plastic grocery bag is probably one of the most generously hoarded items in any Pakistani home. Ours all the way in Boston is no different. Two people and 200 plastic bags;look anywhere –under the mattress,over the closet,folded and tucked between prayer mats. A couple fall off every . . . →Read More:Tackling honor killings By Mir Jamshed Baloch,on June 7th,2012 Just like all the other crimes,this one is a part and parcel of life in Karachi. Hearing about a case of abduction did not really give me goose bumps before. However,all this changed the day one of my own kin got kidnapped. . . . →Read More:Inside the Kidnappers Mind By Inaam.Chandio,on February 3rd,2012 The streets of Oakland,a California city of about 400,000,became a battle ground again on Saturday,as police showed excessive force in their response to Occupy Oakland demonstrations. Around 400 protesters were arrested,and many more, including the elderly,children,and some unwitting passersby,were tear-gassed and injured during the course of the first day of Occupy Oakland’s Move-In Weekend . . . →Read More:What is it about Oakland’s 99% By Nathoo Ram,on September 14th,2011 Operations without discrimination is helping improve law and order situation in Karachi,said Federal Interior Minister,Rehman Malik on Tuesday. He reiterated that no one would be allowed to disrupt peace in the trade city. Talking to mediapersons during his visit to National Press Club (NPC),Malik said law enforcement agencies had apprehended 48 target . . . →Read More:Operation in Karachi effective:Rehman Malik By Omar Farooque,on April 27th,2011 The Supreme Court’s (SC) acquittal of men who gang-raped Mukhtaran Mai some nine years ago has not only caused heartfelt dejection for many,but it can have serious broader implications. It is feared that such a decision will only add to the existing on-ground difficulties faced by rape and other gender violence victims in our . . . →Read More:A major blow to curbing violence against women By Andrew Jacobson,on April 8th,2011 WASHINGTON—In response to a probe into the bureau’s operational costs,FBI director Robert Mueller timidly told Congress Wednesday that the organization he oversees has not technically solved any crimes since 2001. After confirming that the FBI does indeed have more than 13,000 special agents deployed to investigate cases all across the country,Mueller stressed that . . . →Read More:FBI Director Sheepishly Admits Agency Hasn’t Solved Single Crime In 10 Years By Bahram Zackarya,on January 20th,2011 Last Friday,four weeks after a 26-year-old unemployed university graduate set himself afire in front of a government building,a revolution commenced in Tunisia,but it is not over – either for Tunisia or for all countries where the people have had enough of suffering,corruption,and lack of rights. . . . →Read More:The fire of discontent | |
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