1) The document discusses the Aid of Civil Power Regulation regarding internment and interning authorities.
2) It outlines the power and process for internment, including that internment orders must come from the interning authority.
3) Failure to comply with internment orders or interfering with internment is against the regulations.
The document describes what the person looks like by having them look in a mirror and write sentences about themselves. It includes personal descriptions about appearance, including gender, age, height, hair color, eye color, and other physical attributes. The writing reflects observing oneself in a mirror and recording objective details.
The document appears to be in an unknown or coded language. It contains strings of symbols and characters with no discernible meaning. The document does not contain any identifiable words, names, places or dates that provide contextual meaning. The high level idea or essential information that could be summarized from the document is not clear.
The document discusses the importance of maintaining good relationships between people from different backgrounds and cultures. It states that bringing people together, finding common ground, and promoting understanding can help overcome division and conflict. Understanding others, respecting differences, and emphasizing shared interests are keys to developing harmony within and among communities.
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This document appears to be a medical record from a hospital in Portugal. It includes identifying information about the patient such as their name, date of birth, address, and reason for hospitalization. Medical observations are noted such as symptoms, diagnoses, and treatment plans. The record is in Portuguese.
This document summarizes the author's experience playing on their high school girls' varsity basketball team from 2008-2009. Some of their key accomplishments included winning first place at the Show Me State Games, winning their conference championship for the first time which ended their rival school's winning streak, and achieving their long-term goal of making varsity as a freshman. It took the team 4 years to really come together and achieve their potential through hard work and dedication. The author's senior year was their best season, highlighted by their conference victory.
The document describes what the person looks like by having them look in a mirror and write sentences about themselves. It includes personal descriptions about appearance, including gender, age, height, hair color, eye color, and other physical attributes. The writing reflects observing oneself in a mirror and recording objective details.
The document appears to be in an unknown or coded language. It contains strings of symbols and characters with no discernible meaning. The document does not contain any identifiable words, names, places or dates that provide contextual meaning. The high level idea or essential information that could be summarized from the document is not clear.
The document discusses the importance of maintaining good relationships between people from different backgrounds and cultures. It states that bringing people together, finding common ground, and promoting understanding can help overcome division and conflict. Understanding others, respecting differences, and emphasizing shared interests are keys to developing harmony within and among communities.
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This document appears to be a medical record from a hospital in Portugal. It includes identifying information about the patient such as their name, date of birth, address, and reason for hospitalization. Medical observations are noted such as symptoms, diagnoses, and treatment plans. The record is in Portuguese.
This document summarizes the author's experience playing on their high school girls' varsity basketball team from 2008-2009. Some of their key accomplishments included winning first place at the Show Me State Games, winning their conference championship for the first time which ended their rival school's winning streak, and achieving their long-term goal of making varsity as a freshman. It took the team 4 years to really come together and achieve their potential through hard work and dedication. The author's senior year was their best season, highlighted by their conference victory.
O documento apresenta modelos de móbiles que podem ser feitos por crianças da 3a série usando formas recortadas e coladas em barbantes para que fiquem suspensas e se movimentem com o vento. As instruções orientam a deixar a criança usar sua imaginação no processo e depois cortar e colar as formas em um barbante para compor o móvel. Vários modelos prontos são mostrados como exemplos.
A apresentação descrve a história, as características da abordagem dos meios de vida sustentáveis. Depois de mais de quatro décadas de ajuda internacional para os países do Terceiro Mundo é pensada a abordagem dos meios de vida como ferramenta programática para a erradicação da pobreza dentro duma perspectiva que integra a sustentabilidade; isto é erradicar de maneira sustentável a pobreza. No entanto, se essa é abordagem que está na moda na actualidade é questionável o alcance dessa abordagem na erradição da pobreza.
This document contains the name "Sarah Paul" and the date "02/25/2015". It appears to be some type of record containing an individual's name and the date, but no other contextual information is provided in the short text. In summary, the document lists a name and date but does not give any other details about the purpose or content of the recorded information.
The document is an educational activity booklet about lice ("Xô Piolho") created by Simone Helen Drumond. It contains sections for student and teacher information, a dedication, and multiple pages addressing how to understand where and how one gets lice. The pages are blank, intended to be filled in as part of the educational activity.
The document appears to be from a school and is about a student named Gabriel practicing writing his name. It consists of multiple pages with Gabriel's name written on each page in different forms as he works on improving his handwriting. The project is overseen by a teacher named Simone Helen Drumond Ishkhanian.
Доклад Сергея Маглюя (Ареон Консалтинг) в рамках конференции "Как сделать клиента адвокатом Вашего продукта". Конференция прошла в Киеве 21 сентября 2010. Организатор - компания Mark Tapley www.marktapley.com
Nesse Papo Reto, gravado na Semana da Mulher, Guilherme Cardoso fala sobre a Encantadora de Números, Ada Lovelace.
Considerada por muitos como sendo a primeira pessoa a programar um algoritmo para computadores do mundo, Ada Lovelace estava muito à frente do seu tempo ao enxergar no Engenho Analítico de Charles Babbage, um potencial muito maior do que o proposto.
Assista a essa apresentação para saber pouco mais sobre a história dessa poetisa cientista.
The document discusses the importance of protecting personal data and privacy online. It notes that large tech companies collect vast amounts of personal information about users' activities, location data, financial information, and more. However, many users remain unaware of how much data is being collected and how it is being used. The document calls for increased transparency from tech companies about their data collection and sharing practices, and for users to have more control over their personal information.
1. The document describes a new type of electric heater that uses carbon fiber as a heating element.
2. The carbon fiber heater has a power of 60-100 watts, works at voltages below 37 volts, and weighs 0.8 kilograms.
3. The heater can reach temperatures of over 220 degrees Celsius and uses a 31mm by 31mm by 200mm carbon fiber sheet as the heating element.
O documento apresenta modelos de móbiles que podem ser feitos por crianças da 3a série usando formas recortadas e coladas em barbantes para que fiquem suspensas e se movimentem com o vento. As instruções orientam a deixar a criança usar sua imaginação no processo e depois cortar e colar as formas em um barbante para compor o móvel. Vários modelos prontos são mostrados como exemplos.
A apresentação descrve a história, as características da abordagem dos meios de vida sustentáveis. Depois de mais de quatro décadas de ajuda internacional para os países do Terceiro Mundo é pensada a abordagem dos meios de vida como ferramenta programática para a erradicação da pobreza dentro duma perspectiva que integra a sustentabilidade; isto é erradicar de maneira sustentável a pobreza. No entanto, se essa é abordagem que está na moda na actualidade é questionável o alcance dessa abordagem na erradição da pobreza.
This document contains the name "Sarah Paul" and the date "02/25/2015". It appears to be some type of record containing an individual's name and the date, but no other contextual information is provided in the short text. In summary, the document lists a name and date but does not give any other details about the purpose or content of the recorded information.
The document is an educational activity booklet about lice ("Xô Piolho") created by Simone Helen Drumond. It contains sections for student and teacher information, a dedication, and multiple pages addressing how to understand where and how one gets lice. The pages are blank, intended to be filled in as part of the educational activity.
The document appears to be from a school and is about a student named Gabriel practicing writing his name. It consists of multiple pages with Gabriel's name written on each page in different forms as he works on improving his handwriting. The project is overseen by a teacher named Simone Helen Drumond Ishkhanian.
Доклад Сергея Маглюя (Ареон Консалтинг) в рамках конференции "Как сделать клиента адвокатом Вашего продукта". Конференция прошла в Киеве 21 сентября 2010. Организатор - компания Mark Tapley www.marktapley.com
Nesse Papo Reto, gravado na Semana da Mulher, Guilherme Cardoso fala sobre a Encantadora de Números, Ada Lovelace.
Considerada por muitos como sendo a primeira pessoa a programar um algoritmo para computadores do mundo, Ada Lovelace estava muito à frente do seu tempo ao enxergar no Engenho Analítico de Charles Babbage, um potencial muito maior do que o proposto.
Assista a essa apresentação para saber pouco mais sobre a história dessa poetisa cientista.
The document discusses the importance of protecting personal data and privacy online. It notes that large tech companies collect vast amounts of personal information about users' activities, location data, financial information, and more. However, many users remain unaware of how much data is being collected and how it is being used. The document calls for increased transparency from tech companies about their data collection and sharing practices, and for users to have more control over their personal information.
1. The document describes a new type of electric heater that uses carbon fiber as a heating element.
2. The carbon fiber heater has a power of 60-100 watts, works at voltages below 37 volts, and weighs 0.8 kilograms.
3. The heater can reach temperatures of over 220 degrees Celsius and uses a 31mm by 31mm by 200mm carbon fiber sheet as the heating element.
1. The document describes a new type of electric heater that uses carbon fiber as a heating element.
2. The carbon fiber heater has a power of 60-100 watts, works at voltages below 37 volts, and weighs 0.8 kilograms.
3. The heater can reach temperatures of over 220 degrees Celsius and uses carbon fiber measuring 31mm by 31mm by 200mm as the heating element.
The document discusses a meeting between two groups to negotiate a trade agreement. Key points discussed include import quotas, tariffs on agricultural goods and regulations. The groups debated these issues and made counterproposals to find a compromise both sides found acceptable.
The document discusses a meeting between two groups to negotiate a trade agreement. Key points discussed include import quotas, tariffs on agricultural goods and regulations. The groups debated these issues and made counterproposals to find a compromise both sides found acceptable.
1. The document discusses Thailand's Hazardous Substance Act B.E. 2535 and waste management. It outlines 9 categories of hazardous waste generators and their responsibilities.
2. Generators must store, transport, and dispose of hazardous waste using licensed contractors. They must keep records and report waste amounts and handling.
3. The law aims to minimize hazardous waste impacts on public health and the environment by controlling waste from generation to disposal. Strict compliance is necessary.
The document discusses the challenges of modern policing and proposes recommendations to address them. It notes that policing has become more complex with new technologies, social issues, and community expectations. Additionally, police are asked to address non-criminal issues beyond law enforcement. To improve policing, the document recommends increasing funding for officer training, focusing on de-escalation, and building stronger community partnerships through engagement and outreach.
The document appears to be notes from a listening activity about jobs. It includes notes on Julia and Carlos discussing their new jobs, specifically what they like and dislike about them. It also notes that Carlos's new job has more responsibility and variety than his old one. The notes then discuss key words related to different types of jobs and compensation. It lists jobs and potential advantages and disadvantages of each. Finally, it ranks the interest level of some jobs from most to least interesting.
The document discusses a new technology that allows for sharing views and explanations of complex technical diagrams. It can translate between multiple representations and help facilitate collaborative understanding. Users can view diagrams through different technical lenses, leave comments and annotations, and have the system synthesize and explain different perspectives to help build consensus.
The document is illegible as it contains an excessive amount of nonsensical symbols and characters. No meaningful information could be extracted from the text.
This document is a letter from an individual to another individual. It discusses personal and family matters such as a daughter, grandchildren, and health issues. It expresses care, concern and wishes for well-being. Specific details are omitted to protect privacy. The tone is one of familial love and support.
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The document discusses various topics including nature, society, and knowledge. It references natural phenomena like seasons and weather. It also mentions societal structures and the sharing of ideas. However, the document is difficult to understand as it appears to be in an unfamiliar language without punctuation or clear organization. Overall it touches on philosophical concepts but the specific meaning and context are unclear.
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This document discusses various topics related to transportation and technology. It mentions magnetic levitation trains, autonomous vehicles, cooperation between different transportation modes, and using new technologies to make transportation more efficient and environmentally friendly. It raises questions about how transportation may evolve and what challenges need to be addressed regarding new transportation technologies.
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The group spent an hour exploring individual qualities needed to thrive in the future. They did this using a visualization and drawing exercise called "Consequences" where each person contributed to a collaborative portrait by drawing a body part without seeing the whole picture. The resulting portraits sparked an extensive discussion about the capacities individuals must cultivate to thrive.
The group spent an hour exploring individual capacities needed for the future. They did this through a visualization and drawing exercise called "Consequences" where each person contributed to a collective portrait by drawing a body part without seeing the whole picture. The resulting portraits sparked an extensive discussion about the qualities individuals will need to thrive in the future.
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Struggle for Rights and Reforms in Pakistan Tribal Areas (Nov 2014 Report)fatanews
Link: http://bit.ly/fatareport | As Printed in the November 2014 Report: FATA Faces FATA Voices.
Shackled for more than one hundred years under an outdated British law, the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) of Pakistan has been plagued by instability extending well beyond its colonial-era border with Afghanistan. Excluded from essential provisions of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, the tribal areas are administered through a legal and administrative regulation known as the Frontier Crimes Regulation (FCR), originally imposed in 1901. No act of the Parliament of Pakistan applies to FATA unless extended by special orders from the President of Pakistan. Furthermore and despite the continuous struggle of the people there, FATA enjoys no elected representation at local or provincial levels, and until 1996 tribal citizens had no universal voting rights in elections for the National Assembly of Pakistan.
Link: http://bit.ly/fatareport | Reports and Photographs from the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) in Pakistan.
Published in November 2014, the report features photos taken by young photographers from FATA, examples of everyday life in Mohmand, Khyber, Kurram and South Waziristan agencies. Images of the iconic Khyber Pass and many towns along the border with Afghanistan lend a real-life dimension to this largely unknown, and often ignored or misrepresented region of Pakistan. In a part of the world where photography is uncommon, these photographs depict subtle interactions of FATA citizens at work, at school and during informal moments throughout the tribal areas.
The report text, entitled "The Struggle for Rights and Reforms in Pakistan's Tribal Areas" describes the history and trajectory of reform demands made by Pakistani citizens, civil society groups and the people of FATA. Also included are quotes from citizens and political leaders, collected to show opinions and visions for the future of FATA. Voices included demonstrate a strong desire for equal rights and equal participation in the context of Pakistan's evolving democracy.
For those who know the tribal areas well, this report may serve as a reminder of the great number of Pakistanis working for a brighter future for FATA. For those previously not aware of the political activities in FATA, the report may provide a new and unique glimpse at the diverse richness of the culture and people in Pakistan's tribal areas.
The 75 photographs were carefully selected from over 1,000 that were submitted for review. All are from young photographers between the ages of 17 and 30, from varied socio-economic backgrounds in FATA. Without their efforts and talent, the report would not have been possible. Many thanks to the photographers--and those featured in their work--for the privilege of sharing these images and the stories they tell.
Photographers: Alimgir Khan, Ammad Ahmed Khan, Azmatullah, Faryal Mohmmand, Faisal Khan, Huma Gul, Irfan Ali, Jebran Yousefzia, Rizwan Bhittani, Rohida, Saba Rehman, Sara Qayum, Seema Gul and Shah Jehan.
Notice to NGOs to Hire Staff from FATA (SAFRON Ministry, 11 Nov 2014)fatanews
After receiving direction from the SAFRON Committee in the National Assembly, the SAFRON Ministry has informed NGOs working in FATA that they should hire the maximum number of employees with FATA domicile and not with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa domicile.
FATA Governance Reforms: Issues and Way Forward (Urdu, CGPA Policy Brief, Oct...fatanews
English version available at: https://www.slideshare.net/fatanews/cgpa-fata-reforms-policy-brief-2014-october --- CGPA policy brief for Pakistan lawmakers to inform debate on legal and political reform for the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA). A timely report when the Senate considers a constitution amendment bill and MNA discussions are underway.
This FATA Reforms News Summary is a 37-page document containing a selection of opinion and news articles regarding recommendations for further reforms in Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA). The summary document contains articles, legal documents and other resources from June to October 2014.
The reforms priorities in the document include a Constitution amendment bill presented in the Senate of Pakistan to extend the jurisdiction of High Court and Supreme Court to FATA, a resolution put forward in the National Assembly to shift legislative powers for FATA from the President to the parliament, a new policy brief on FATA reforms by the Centre for Governance and Public Accountability (CGPA), a FATA Committee press release urging equal rights for North Waziristan IDPs, a summary and analysis of the recent Peshawar High Court judgment regarding FATA jurisdiction, and others.
CGPA FATA Reforms Launch Invitation (21 Oct 2014)fatanews
A Center for Governance & Public Accountability (CGPA) policy brief for Pakistan lawmakers to inform debate on legal and political reform for the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA). FATA Governance Reforms: Issues and Way Forward is a timely report as the Senate considers a constitution amendment bill and MNA discussions are underway.
Policy Brief PDF Link: http://bit.ly/cgpafata
FATA Governance Reforms: Issues and Way Forward (CGPA Policy Brief, October 2...fatanews
Urdu version available at: http://www.slideshare.net/fatanews/fata-governance-reforms-issues-and-way-forward-urdu-cgpa-policy-brief-october-2014 --- CGPA policy brief for Pakistan lawmakers to inform debate on legal and political reform for the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA). A timely report when the Senate considers a constitution amendment bill and MNA discussions are underway.
Peshawar High Court FATA Judgment Analysis (2014)fatanews
Article 1(c) of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan defines the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) as part of the Republic’s territories in addition to the four provinces of Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab, Sindh and the Islamabad Capital Territory. Chapter 1 (Articles 8-28) of the Constitution guarantees Fundamental Rights to the citizens in the territories of the Republic. The Fundamental Rights, inter alia, include the security of person, safeguard as to arrest and detention, the right to fair trial, freedom of movement, assembly, association, speech, and equality of citizens. Article 8 of the Constitution provides that any law, custom or usage having the force of law, which is inconsistent or in derogation of the Fundamental Rights is void.
In contrast to the spirit of the Constitution and the Fundamental Rights contained therein, there exists no judicial forum for the enforcement of Fundamental Rights in FATA. Justice in FATA is dispensed through a quasi-judicial system in accordance with the provisions of a colonial law known as the Frontier Crimes Regulation (FCR) 1901. The FCR concentrates all judicial and executive powers in the office of the Political Agent/Deputy Commissioner, a senior civil servant of the federal government. In contravention of due process of law, citizens in FATA have no right to fair trial and have little safeguard against arbitrary arrest and detention.
Because of its geographical proximity to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, , the people of FATA often approach the Peshawar High Court (PHC) for the enforcement of their Fundamental Rights, despite the bar of jurisdiction of the High Courts under Article 247(7) of the Constitution. Several petitions relating to FATA were filed in the PHC during 2013 and 2014, related to four broad categories: 1) illegal detentions by political agents in FATA, 2) service matters of the employees working in FATA, 3) contract matters, and 4) Fundamental Rights. In order to address these petitions in accordance with constitutional provisions, the PHC constituted a “larger bench” for the hearings. The Court also appointed seven eminent amicus curiae to assist it on eight specific points.
The Court, after hearing arguments from counsels for the parties and submissions of the amicus curiae, wherein all the previous judgments of the superior courts were exhaustively discussed (see annex for details), considered the matter and passed its judgment on April 7, 2014. The judgment highlights the contradictions in the enforcement of Fundamental Rights and safe administration of justice in FATA. The Court arrived at the conclusion that it has no jurisdiction in areas that constitute FATA except in relation to the terms and conditions of service of the civil servants, development contracts and detentions that violate Section 86-A of the Criminal Procedure Code of Pakistan.
The mandate of the commission is to formulate and propose clear strategic objectives, strategies, policies and action plans and put forward recommendations for the approval of the Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The Commission will also overview the implementation of the reform initiatives and propose “mid-course corrections” as and when required.
Mapping PCNA Investments in FATA (January 2014)fatanews
A report of the Post-crisis Needs Assessment implementation support unit for FATA, this document details the previous and ongoing investments in the tribal areas, particularly focusing on areas of work and reform identified in the PCNA document. Complete PCNA document can be found here: http://www.slideshare.net/fatanews/postcrisis-needs-assessment-pcna-for-fata-and-khyber-pakhtunkhwa
Post-crisis Needs Assessment (PCNA) for FATA and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Septembe...fatanews
As assessment of needs in FATA and KP as part of the World Bank-implemented Multi-donor Trust Fund project. The document includes concrete recommendations for administrative, political and legal reforms for Pakistan's tribal areas.
The FATA Reforms news update below is a 16-page document containing a selection of opinion and news articles regarding recommendations for further reforms in Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA). The summary document contains articles from April to May 2014.
The reforms priorities in the document include the establishing of a new FATA Reforms Commission by recently appointed Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Sardar Mehtab Ahmed Khan, the historic April 7, 2014 judgment of the Peshawar High Court regarding FATA jurisdiction and Article 247 of the constitution, and calls for greater transparency in the tribal areas and others.
Details previous elected National Assembly deputies as well as electoral roll data for the May 2013 elections. Briefing courtesy of http://www.slideshare.net/tayyebafridi
Analysis of 2013 FATA General Election Results (FAFEN report, January 2014)fatanews
The document summarizes key findings from FAFEN's analysis of the 2013 Pakistani general election results for 266 out of 272 National Assembly constituencies. Some of the key findings include:
1) The number of registered voters varied significantly across constituencies, decreasing in 100 constituencies and increasing in 166 constituencies compared to 2008. The increases ranged from 284 to 143,117 voters.
2) The ratio of female to male voters remains skewed, with women making up 43.6% of the total 86.2 million voters nationally. The ratios skewed further towards men in Punjab and Balochistan provinces.
3) Voter turnout varied across male, female and combined polling stations. Comparative turnout trends and differences
Peshawar High Court Judgment on FATA Jurisdiction (April 2014)fatanews
MAY 6, 2014: The Peshawar High Court (PHC) on Monday advised the federal government to submit a reference in the Parliament for suitable amendments to the Constitution with an aim to protect fundamental human rights in the tribal region. The advice was given by a larger bench in a detailed judgment over matters related to illegal detentions and issues of government servants.
The PHC on Monday issued a 46-page judgment related to Fata, in which a larger bench comprising the then PHC chief justice Mian Fasihul Mulk, present Chief Justice Mazhar Alam Miankhel, Justice Yahya Afridi, Justice Qaiser Rasheed and Justice Malik Manzoor Hussain declared that the high court had jurisdiction to hear cases of the employees of provincial and federal governments serving in Fata.
About arrest of people from settled areas by the political administration, the bench declared that the high court could assume its jurisdiction in illegal arrest by the political administration. The bench stated that the arrest would be illegal if political administration did not fulfil procedure under section 86-A of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), before shifting the arrested persons to tribal areas from the settled areas.
The bench declared that the high court had jurisdiction to hear the cases if the incident or any other agreements on business and other matters took place in settled areas between private parties and action was taken by the political authorities.
The bench said the court would decide its jurisdiction in the service maters of those employees who were directly appointed by the political authorities when such cases come to the court for hearing.
However, the bench declared that the high court had no jurisdiction to hear cases related to various matters occurring in Fata and illegal arrests of tribal people there.The judgment said the political agents’ basic duty was to run the administrative affairs of various tribal agencies, but at the same time they also act as judge and sentenced the tribal people under the FCR.
The bench declared that there was no system to control the unlimited powers of the political agents and that was why they were committing serious violations of fundamental human rights and giving decisions on their own free will and under sub-Article 7 of Article 247 of Constitution their divisions are not challenged in the high court.
Therefore, the court declared sub-article 7 of Article 247 of the Constitution inconsistent with articles related to fundamental rights and advised the federal government to submit a reference in the parliament for suitable amendments to the said article.
“We are advising the federal government to submit a reference in the National Assembly and Senate for suitable amendments in sub-article 7 of Article 247 of the Constitution. People of Fata are citizens of Pakistan, but imposing restriction through this article of the Constitution against tribal people to get fundamental rights.
Social and Psychological Consequences of Violence in FATA (September 2013)fatanews
The document summarizes a seminar report on the social and psychological consequences of violence in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) of Pakistan. The seminar objectives were to discuss the impacts of violence on FATA residents, understand perspectives from government officials and political parties, and hear from affected individuals to find solutions. Guest speakers from health, research, psychiatry and academia fields presented on issues like rising rates of mental illness, especially among children and women; the destruction of social institutions from military operations and militant attacks; and the widespread unemployment, poverty and displacement caused by counterterrorism campaigns. The seminar aimed to address the sociological roots of psychological problems facing FATA residents due to ongoing violence and conflict
Local Government in FATA: Failures, Challenges, Prospects (FATA Research Cent...fatanews
ISLAMABAD, April 22, 2014: The tribal people demanded immediate extension of local governments system to tribal territories to mainstream the Federally Administered Tribal Areas both politically and socially with rest of the country.
This was the crux of a Study Report titled "Local Government in FATA: Past Failures, Current Challenges and Future Prospects" launched by Islamabad-based think tank - FATA Research Center - at a local hotel here on Tuesday.
The report is prepared after conducting extensive surveys, interviews and round tables conferences with different stakeholders including tribal people, elders, political and legal experts, academia, media men and government officials.
Speaking at a launching ceremony as a chief guest, Federal Minister for State and Frontier Regions (SAFRON) Lt Gen (R) Qadir Baloch, said the findings of the report are manifesting the fact that tribal people are politically aware and demanding participation in affairs of the state through democratically elected bodies.
The minister elaborated that we haven't decided yet about the date of conducting local bodies elections in entire of Pakistan and will introduce the local government system in FATA before its elections.
Local Government Reforms in Pakistan: Context, Content and Causes fatanews
This paper examines the recent decentralization reforms in Pakistan under
General Musharraf. We highlight major aspects of this reform and analyze its
evolution in a historical context to better understand potential causes behind this
current decentralization. Analyzing the evolution of local government reforms in
Pakistan is interesting because each of the three major reform experiments has
been instituted at the behest of a non-representative centre using a ‘top down’
approach. Each of these reform experiments is a complementary change to a
wider constitutional reengineering strategy devised to further centralization of
political power in the hands of the non-representative centre. We argue that the
design of the local government reforms in these contexts becomes endogenous to
the centralization objectives of the non-representative centre. It is hoped that
analyzing the Pakistani experience will help shed light on the positive political
economy question of why non-representative regimes have been willing
proponents of decentralization to the local level.
Mainstreaming FATA: Defining, Democratizing and Developing (2009, Shaheed Bhu...fatanews
The document discusses the need to mainstream FATA by defining a fresh vision, democratizing the region, and developing it. It acknowledges that the existing governance framework through the FCR cannot support modernization and denies basic rights. A new vision is needed that recognizes tribal values and kindles hope. While economic uplift is important, political, legal and administrative reforms are also needed. The FCR system continues to marginalize FATA and differentiate it from the rest of Pakistan. Urgent review and consultation with FATA residents is required to address problems and review governance structures.
Impediments to Integrating FATA in Pakistan Mainstream (2009, Muhammad Tayyab...fatanews
This paper aims to analyze the impediments involved in integration of the FATA in the national mainstream of Pakistan with a view to make suitable recommendations. This paper briefly discusses the historical background and provides a short overview of the administrative, judicial, political and socio-economic aspects of the FATA. In assessing the underlying causes of the FATA problem, this paper suggests a significant change to the FATA’s status quo as an essential and effective measure. To understand the FATA conundrum, case studies of handling Pashtuns residing in the region of the NWF by British, Soviets and later by Pakistan have been done. It has provided a better understanding and apt analysis of the current situation. The paper also addresses the concerns of Pakistan on the involvement of foreign hand in destabilizing the situation inside the FATA and other parts of Pakistan. As the credibility of such like information is always difficult to ascertain; therefore, occasional release of related news in the media and comments of senior Pakistani officials and journalist have been used as base facts for drawing relevant conclusion.
The world at large and Pakistanis in particular have to unveil forces working behind the scenes in the FATA. In addition, an effective reform package with a potent media campaign is required to go in to the FATA, thereby not only making the locals aware of the sensitivity of the problem of extremism coupled with terrorism in their society but to make the reminder of Pakistanis also realize that the FATA requires a national effort of integration which cannot be left to only one component of government i.e. Army and other LEAs.
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29. Olrenc~s 'punishable ~ d c ihc Pakistan Eiiotronic Media Regulatory
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Authority Ordinance, 2002 (XI11 of 2002).
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Offcnces punishable undcr the Prcvcntion and Control of Ilulnan 1
Tmfticking Ordinancc, 2002 (LIX 2003)s I
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Offences panishablc under th ' Export Control on boods, Technologics, '
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Matcrinl and Equipment rclatc to Nuclc;~r and Biological Wcapon and ;
Ilicir Dclivcry Systems Act, 2 0 ~ 4(V 01'2004).
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Offences punishablc undcr the Anti Money I.ilundcring Act, 20 10 (VLI 01'
20 10).
Offences punishable under all existing ;~pplicnl~lc
lawb. urders, rules and.
regulations enforced in FATA. '