EDITORIAL

  0 comments   |     by Saeed Ismat

Corruption is a Human Rights Issue International law does not currently regard an act of official corruption as the violation of a human right. But as recent steps by Chinese leaders, political/security shifts in Pakistan, the EuroMaidan in Ukraine, and the Arab Spring all reflect, an international consensus is emerging that corruption is a pervasive and pernicious social problem, stru

Tweet Share to Facebook

LISA 29 ON LINE

  1 comments   |     by Editor

Lisa Journal Issue 29 was published in second week January2014 is now available on line. To view click LISA JOURNAL.

Tweet Share to Facebook

Editorial LISA 27

  0 comments   |     by Editor

Kashmir Thousands of them have been killed (close to 100,000), countless women dishonoured, houses burnt, people displaced, businesses shattered; why after all should this happen. There is an answer to it. It is short answer but one that sums up crux of the matter. The single sentence answer is: the Kashmiri people have never accepted India’

Tweet Share to Facebook

Editorial LISA Journal Issue-24

  0 comments   |     by Lisa

GEOSTRATEGIC CHANGES IN SOUTH ASIA Currently there are important geostrategic changes taking place in South Asia. After decades of mistrust and hostility, Russia and Pakistan are now seeing the enormous strategic benefits of a bilateral relationship. In this fast-changing and evolving international scenario, Russian interests in Pakistan are beginning to unfold. Though P

Tweet Share to Facebook

EDITORIAL

  0 comments   |     by Editorial

Pakistan Media Corrupted Starting 2010 the Obama administration made plans to spend nearly $50 million on Pakistani media to reverse anti-American sentiments. This has done wonders as one sees the erstwhile hostile (anti US policy)TV anchors changed like chameleon changes its colours. In the perception of many Pakistanis, the card being played right now by US est

Tweet Share to Facebook

EDITORIAL

  0 comments   |     by Editorial

Pakistan Media Corrupted Starting 2010 the Obama administration made plans to spend nearly $50 million on Pakistani media to reverse anti-American sentiments. This has done wonders as one sees the erstwhile hostile (anti US policy)TV anchors changed like chameleon changes its colours. In the perception of many Pakistanis, the card being played right now by US establishme

Tweet Share to Facebook