Archive for the 'Pakistan' Category
July 14, 2008
The recent military operations by Frontier Corps (FC) on the religious extremist groups around Peshawar led to a series of debates and discussion amongst the CMKP members regarding the position to be adopted on the question of Taliban and religious-extremists. The conclusion of the debate has been summarised by Ali Jan that is being presented [...]
Categories: Communist Movement, International Affairs, Pakistan
Tags: Democracy, Imperialism, religious extremism, Taliban, war on terror
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July 5, 2008
Veteran Pakistani journalist Ahmed Rashid explains how the US ally Pakistan has armed and financed the Taliban after the US invasion of Afghanistan; how the CIA pays Pakistan to arrest al-Qaeda operatives, but Pakistan uses the money to fund the Taliban resurgence in northwest Pakistan; and how the US and NATO’s failure to deal with [...]
Categories: International Affairs, Pakistan
Tags: Afghanistan, fundamentalism, Military, religious extremism, Taliban
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June 2, 2008
Here is a summary and some articles posted by Taimur Rahman that will hopefully help to educate people about what is at stake.
According to international water distribution law, the tail ender has a legal and natural right on river and that is why no mega construction or reservoir can be built without permission and endorsement [...]
Categories: Law, Pakistan
Tags: Electricity, Kalabagh Dam, Water
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May 13, 2008
It has now become blatantly clear that Zardari has completely failed the democratic movement. In exchange for the NRO, Zardari has agreed not to restore the pre-November 3nd judiciary and has de facto accepted General Pervaiz Musharraf as the President of Pakistan. This is a complete betrayal of the struggle against military rule that so [...]
Categories: Communist Movement, Pakistan
Tags: Aitzaz Ahsan, CMKP, Democracy, Elections, Lawyers
Comments: 1 Comment
April 28, 2008
“Main Nay Kaha” is a satirical poem by the famous leftist poet Habib Jalib called “Musheer” (Advisor). Jalib wrote it in response to a conversation he had with Hafiz Jalandari during the time of Ayub Khan’s dictatorship. It remains just as fresh and valid today.
This poem has been put to music by Laal (Shahram Azhar [...]
Categories: Communist Movement, Pakistan, Poetry, Literature, Art
Tags: Benazir Bhutto, CMKP, Democracy, Dictatorship, Elections, Emergency, Habib Jalib, Karachi, Lahore, Military
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April 6, 2008
The 1971 war against the Bengali population, paved on the “good intentions” of keeping the Pakistan together, was carried out in a classical genocidal fashion. “Kill three million of them,” President Yahya Khan reportedly said in February of 1971, “and the rest will eat out of our hands”. The genocidal war initiated on 25th of [...]
Categories: International Affairs, Pakistan
Tags: Bangladesh, History, Military, National Liberation, Revolution, terrorism
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March 19, 2008
Civil liberties in the age of the War on Terror
Venue: HRCP auditorium (107 Tipu Block, Garden Town, Near Barkat Market).
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Date: Sunday, 23rd March, 2008
Starting Time: 3:00 pm
Organizers: Young Professionals Lahore, Students Action Committee, FastRising
About the speakers:
Mrs. Amna Masood Janjua, spokesperson of the families of the missing people. Mrs Amna Masood’s husband went missing about 2 [...]
Categories: Law, Pakistan
Tags: Dictatorship, Imperialism, Military, Missing Persons, war on terror
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March 14, 2008
The 12th of May marks the death anniversary of the People’s Poet Habib Jalib. Habib Jalib was a member of the Communist Party of Pakistan, and remained a Marxist-Leninist till the end of his life. His poetry is popular all across Pakistan, and is appreciated by workers and peasants alike. We, the members of CMKP, [...]
Categories: Communist Movement, Pakistan, Poetry, Literature, Art
Tags: Dictatorship, Habib Jalib
Comments: 4 Comments
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