Stories about Pakistan from November, 2007
Pakistan: Emergency and Fundamentalism
All Things Pakistan on why the emergency is the least of the country's worries, fundamentalism topping the list.
Pakistan: Flash Mobs and Democracy
Andy Carvin on the idea of flash mobs being used in Pakistan to protest against the Emergency.
Thailand: Pakistan
Fringer is asking readers to help sign a petition aimed at ending the emergency in Pakistan.
Pakistan: On fighting the Emergency
The Emergency Times has a moving post on why it is crucial to fight for Pakistan in the current situation.
Pakistan: Profanity, journalists and the Emergency
Metroblogging Islamabad on the issue of three foreign journalists being asked to leave Pakistan due to some terms used to describe Musharraf in the UK publication Daily Telegraph.
Bangladesh, Pakistan: Military and Challanges in South Asia
Voice of Bangladeshi Bloggers on why the current political crisis in Pakistan indicates the greater challenges in South Asia.
Pakistan: Student Protests update
An update on student protests at LUMS in Lahore at Naitazi.com.
Pakistan: Emergency 2007 Wiki
A wiki – Emergency 2007 has been set up for “Documenting political developments starting on November 3, 2007 and the social, economic, and other ramifications.” in Pakistan.
Pakistan: Student Protests, Police and the Underground Life
Students in Pakistan have joined activists in protesting the state of emergency imposed in the country. On 3rd November, the Lahore School of Management Sciences (LUMS) released a draft resolution...
Pakistan: A Middle Eastern Perspective
What are bloggers in the Middle East saying about the latest developments in Pakistan? The reactions range from launching petitions to stop martial law to satire, from advice to lamenting over badly-timed opportunities.
Pakistan: Stability, Activism and the Emergency
As the reality of the emergency sets in, reactions from bloggers explore the idea of democracy and stability in the country, looking at the consequences of the current political situation....
India: Peace in Pakistan
IndieQuill on why peace and stability in Pakistan is important for India.
Bangladesh: War Criminals and Denials
During the Liberation war of Bangladesh in 1971 most of the people of the nation supported the fight for independence from Pakistan except for a few groups being the fifth...
Pakistan: All Martial and No Law
If it walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it is probably a martial law. President Musharraf can call it what he likes, Emergency or Amer-Jensee (as...
Global Voices Special Coverage on Pakistan Emergency
In light of the state of emergency declared in Pakistan on November 3, 2007, we've set up a Special Coverage Page where we shall be aggregating our own coverage of the events plus regular updates from selected English-language blogs and other relevant information. Please view our Pakistan Emergency 2007 Special Coverage Page here.
Pakistan: Media, Reactions and the Emergency
A guide to understanding the state of emergency in Pakistan, has now been posted courtesy of The Emergency Times, which gives us another interesting perspective: Well, for starters, the entire...
Nepal: Emergency in Pakistan
Kathmandu Speaks comments on the situation of Emergency imposed in Pakistan.
State of Emergency in Pakistan
Earlier today President Musharaff of Pakistan declared a state of emergency and bloggers have been busy trying to get a handle of the latest political developments in Pakistan. Benazir Bhutto,...
Pakistan: Emergency Declared – No News, No Internet.
President Musharraf has declared a state of emergency in Pakistan. According to news sources, among other things this means “The Fundamental Rights of the citizens are now suspended. All the...
Pakistan: Women and Stereotypes
All Things Pakistan comes up with a witty but telling list of female stereotypes that a “male middle class Muslim” perceives.
Pakistan: Politics and Silver Linings
Red, Black and White comments on the current political turmoil in Pakistan and wonders if there's a silver lining at all.
