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Naseer Memon | December 1, 2013 | Published in The News. After keeping millions on tenterhooks for weeks, the Supreme Court finally relented to agree with the Election Commission’s views and reluctantly relaxed timeframe to resolve imbroglio on the local governments’ elections. Election Commission’s earnest iterations and the repeated resolutions adopted by the National Assembly

Naseer Memon. The recently promulgated ordinances to deal with terrorism may serve as a tool to steamroller movements of political and civil rights in the country The President of Pakistan has recently promulgated two Ordinances — Anti-Terrorism (Amendment) Act, 2011” (ATA) and “Protection of Pakistan Ordinance 2013” (PPO). The official document purports the PPO as

Naseer Memon | January 1, 2013 | Published in The Express Tribune. What Dr Narendra Dabholkar could not accomplish after years of campaigning, his body did even before its cremation. State Cabinet of Maharashtra approved the law to proscribe superstition and black magic on the next day of his grisly murder. The law remained in

Naseer Memon | September 01, 2013 | Published in The News. If anything that has gripped the whole world with alarming intensity, it is nothing but a rapid rise of radicalisation. It is no more confined to Islamic countries of Asia, Africa and Middle East. The so-called free world is emerging as a hotbed of