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Illegal Aliens or Lawful Residents? Article 35A 0
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- January 11, 2021
The revocation of Article 370 and Article 35A of the Constitution of India which gave the State of Jammu and Kashmir an autonomous status and gave its citizens exclusive residential rights have caused significant controversy. Many have deemed the removal of these rights a threat to the Kashmiri ideology and a way for the Indian
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Have cake if there is no bread: Food Scarcity.0
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- January 5, 2021
Food security has been a dilemma in many parts of Pakistan, as a state that faces the tragic seasons of drought and crop scarcity. What comes into observation is that the poverty levels of the state continue to grow and the expenses alongside with it. A vital right under every constitution lies that the authority
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Is Pakistan’s National Action Plan sufficient in catering Food Insecurity?0
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- January 5, 2021
Food security is vital towards one’s growth. Even though Pakistan has introduced a policy which looks after food security and production, Pakistan is still unable to control its numbers in terms of hunger and food insecurity. Food security occurs when “when all people, at all times, have physical, social and economic access to sufficient, safe
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India: Why it Stages False Flag Operations?0
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- December 30, 2020
India’s frequent false flag operations does not only threaten the fragile Indo-Pak relationship, but also endangers the promise of International stability and security that South Asian nuclearization has promised. Pakistan’s nuclear deterrence has played a significant role in countering the traditional Indian exercises, but with plots like Pulwama False Flag Operation, there is an increasingly
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An UNfortunate Turn of Violations 0
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- December 30, 2020
On December 18, Indian troops “specifically targeted” a UN vehicle carrying two officers of the United Nations Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP) which was a “new low” in its violations along the Line of Control. The United Nations also confirmed that two UN observers of the UN Military Observers Group in India
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Why is it important to formalize the 2003 Indo-Pak Ceasefire Agreement?0
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- December 30, 2020
Despite numerous agreements between India and Pakistan to preserve the sanctity of the Line of Control (LoC). India keeps violating the ceasefire line between the two states as it refuses to formalize the 2003 agreement. Reports regarding ceasefire violations by Pakistan and India are common in the news with both countries accusing each other of
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The role of Nation’s Police Force in preserving the National Security 0
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- December 28, 2020
The nation’s police forces play a vital role in fighting crime and promoting public safety. They are the most visible law enforcement agency. Every day, people can see the nation’s police force carrying out essential activities such as road safety, security checks, investigations and crime prevention. The police forces are also mobilized to manage public
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Security for the Virtual World 0
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- December 26, 2020
Social media is seen to be one of the most revolutionary developments in today’s internet age. The mechanism is the virtual existence of individuals through multi-channels that consist of networking, content information and sociability. Primarily, a social media platform collects data that requires a security protocol and regulation to maintain its access. The regulatory bodies
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Regulatory Framework of Social Media Content in Pakistan 0
- Backgrounder
- December 21, 2020
Overview Pakistan has introduced new social media laws to counter hate speech and violence on social media. Activities such as terrorist recruitment and threats are common on social media. Below we take a look at laws and authorities in Pakistan which regulate social media: Federal Investigation Agency The Federal Investigation Agency in 2007 established a
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Illegal Aliens or Lawful Residents? Article 35A 0