Comments on: US turns blind eye to Pakistan’s rights record: Amnesty

By: elinaz

elinaz — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 14:33:48 +0000

i want to know who know about the woman’s right in Iran?i’m a girl and i want to work but nobody support me.i’m BA of art but in my country there’s no way to find a job for an artist.what can i do?

By: elinaz

elinaz — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 14:27:57 +0000

what about Iranian’s people and their goverment .nobody help us .i can’t find a work in my country.

By: ALi

ALi — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 03:28:16 +0000

But wat about those who left their children alone and got visa to other country just to comfort others*.

By: Saqlain Mehdi

Saqlain Mehdi — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 16:34:42 +0000

In addition to what has been narrated above..…A very disturbing news appeared in portion of a domestic press in Pakistan that a poverty ridden father from central Punjab who could not afford the upbringing of his children put a ‘for sale’ board outside his house to sell his offspring.
If we for a split second try to visualize the apathy with which this act may have been done, the life seems miserable and the whole nation’s condition becomes obvious with which our rulers in luxurious comfort cells and bullet proof cars are totally out of touch.
That’s the quagmire in which Pakistan is engulfed now a days.
Nexus of our judiciary with dictators have ruined the future of democracy in Pakistan.
Nepotism, bribery, lawlessness, unmeritorious appointments and lack of respect of law has made life impossible for people and masses who are looking towards a messiah for their salvation.