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Give us the Pakistani Passport, at least by Amjad Malik
Posted By: Amjad_Malik Created On: 3/Feb/2011 Views: 3305 Replies: 0 
The respect Pakistani rulers have created for the Green passport abroad is visible from the treatment they get at the USA airport when they had to take off their shoes and belts. However this same travel document is a passport to heaven to some 8 million Pakistanis who have families back home and their desire to keep in touch with their families and the country of origin is an unannounced Click here to read Full Article

Musharraf’s politics & ‘Nawaz phobia’ by Amjad Malik
Posted By: Amjad_Malik On: 18/Jan/2011 Views:1840 Replies:1 
(Retd) General Pervez Musharraf’s attack on former prime Minister of Pakistan Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif declaring him responsible for Karachi riots and flimsy ‘oratory’ on the first day of the launch of his new party (APML) at Birmingham ridiculing Sharif and condemning his workers with unacceptable verbal attack is the way Musharraf played nine years in his unbridled regime and wishes to contin Click here to read Full Article
Pak Parliamentarians lost the plot - Barrister Amjad Malik writes on MQM, and PML(N) stand off
Posted By: Amjad_Malik On: 1/Jan/2011 Views:2144 Replies:0 
Politics of personalities seldom pays off, however, politics of issues does but Pakistani leaders are stuck in between personalities and issues. This hybrid is causing a strain on voters and supporters what to do and due to lack of alternative, media hype is adding to the pressure and their anxiety. 12 May killing is a relevant subject for Pakistanis, and it must be rightly investigated, but so as Click here to read Full Article
 
BIG BROTHER By Barrister Amjad Malik
Posted By: Amjad_Malik On: 24/Dec/2010 Views:2503 Replies:0 
Pakistan is trying to come out of a snare of controlled democracy, and next 12 months will be very crucial to determine whether it moves forward or backwards as economy is nose-diving, and ripe corruption scandals are not stopping to surface day in day out. 18th amendment gave massive powers back to premier who hardly knows how to use them, and acting like a dummy. 19th amendment is sailing throug Click here to read Full Article
Pak Student lost bid to appeal in UK’s appeal court–Matter will go to european Court- Barrister Amjad Malik
Posted By: Amjad_Malik On: 14/Dec/2010 Views:1918 Replies:0 
On 10 December 2010, Lord Justice Stanley Burnton heard the plea of Abdul Wahab khan at court 69 at Court of Appeal , Strand, London at 2 pm where Amjad Malik represented you. Application to appeal of a Pakistani student Abdul Khan was refsued on the same day.Amjad Malik says, “No further appeal right was given and there is only option left to seek redress from ECHR if ahab wishes”. Click here to read Full Article
 
قانون توہین رسالت اور عاشقان رسول ۔ امجد ملک
Posted By: Amjad_Malik On: 3/Dec/2010 Views:1967 Replies:0 
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Wikileaks, a deadly sparkler or a candid rebuff By Barrister Amjad Malik
Posted By: Amjad_Malik On: 3/Dec/2010 Views:1822 Replies:0 
Wikileaks is throwing an important and sensitive leaked information in public arena and have published material of ethical, political and historical significance while keeping the identity of sources anonymous, providing a universal way for the revealing of suppressed and censored info of which public have a right to know. The Freedom of Information Act in many western countries allow access to c Click here to read Full Article
 
New heights of Blasphemy Law By Barrister Amjad Malik
Posted By: Amjad_Malik On: 24/Nov/2010 Views:1972 Replies:0 
No one in the state of Pakistan has a power to authorize or pardon capital punishment on blasphemous accusations except the court of law as has been stated in case law. If Asia Bibi was suspected of committing a crime, police should have arrested, investigated, challenged and proven beyond a reasonable doubt before a court of first instance that she is guilty as charged then, in order to retain tr Click here to read Full Article
Amjad Malik raised Overseas Pakistani issue with CM Punjab
Posted By: Amjad_Malik On: 22/Nov/2010 Views:2365 Replies:0 
Barrister Amjad Malik, President, Association of Pakistani Lawyers (APL) UK called on The Chief Minister Punjab, Mian Mohammad Shahbaz Sharif and briefed him about his meetings with the British High Commissioner Adam Thomson at Islamabad High Commission & Federal Interior Minister Dr Rehman Malik on the issue of ‘MOU’ signed by both Govts and its repercussions. Both discussed problems of overseas Click here to read Full Article
 
En Masse Deportation, or amnesty, a way forward By: Barrister Amjad Malik
Posted By: Amjad_Malik On: 11/Nov/2010 Views:1784 Replies:0 
Dr Rehman Malik broke the news in a hasty press briefing in London on Nov 3 that that recent Memorandum of Understanding between Pakistan and the United Kingdom on extradition does not cover those Pakistanis living legally in Britain. Well of course, settled immigrants have no worries, it’s those who are stuck in the backlog who are crying for help. But the same night, Chief Inspector, and indepen Click here to read Full Article
UKBA Border Agency may be discriminating against Pakistanis says UKBA Watchdog,
Posted By: Amjad_Malik On: 5/Nov/2010 Views:4767 Replies:0 
The UK Border Agency has been warned by John Vine, the independent chief inspector of UKBAit may be discriminating unlawfully against Pakistanis applying for British visas and in favour of applicants from Abu Dhabi, Bahrain and Dubai. Guardian Click here to read Full Article

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