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Identity Crisis in Pakistan
Pakistan is at war: after decades of ambivalence the Pakistan Army has engaged the spawn of its Cold War tryst with the USA, the Taliban, in a fight-to-the-death among the peaks and valleys of the country’s far North West. The first result of this engagement is the largest displacement of South Asians since that which accompanied the partition of India in 1947—over three million men, women and children in teeming, makeshift camps.
July 1, 2009
Sheheryar Kabraji
Democracy and Rule of Law - June/July 2009