Zulfikar Ali Bhutto

Infidel Infidel, a person who does not believe in religion or who adheres to a religion other than one’s own. The autobiography Infidel by Ayaan Hirsi Ali, is a book which tells her story of what is was like for her to grow up as a muslim women. She states her purpose with pathos, The autobiography has so much emotions going on in it. She shows what a harsh life she had and it really shows how many muslim women are treated. She uses ethos with her credibility with her personal facts and what…

or are still experiencing. One issue that has led to their activism is abuse or mockery (in the form of racism) ;others have been targeted because of their background, ethnicity and/or gender. Activists like Malala Yousafzai, Ruby Bridges and Ayaan Ali Hirsi both suffered either because of racism or privileges lost due to their gender but the outcome of their trouble was motivation leading to their activism. Abuse is the main issue for activists like Malala Yousafzai, Who became an activist…

“Lottery in June, corn be heavy soon” (Jackson 246). “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson describes about a tradition of an annual lottery draw, participated by the people of a village to insure a bountiful harvest. Usually in lotteries, the winners get something special that makes them happy. But in this story, the tradition of the lottery is that whoever is the winner is stoned to death to get a good crop on coming harvest time. We know that tradition is an important part of any culture. But this…

It is routine and expected from the students, they are not rebelling but meeting the expectations set for them. The student’s conformity to these expectations only feeds further categorization of the students as a group outside of mainline French culture. Within the walls the students are monolithically believed to be incapable of reading ‘real’ French texts, like Voltaire. Outside of the walls — outside the systemic dictates— one student is capable of reading and digesting Plato’s Republic.…

The desire for political and civil rights have driven numerous societies to revolt against an oppressive rule in hopes to achieve a more democratic lifestyle. Thus, when Middle Easterners began becoming more fed up with oppressive regimes, the desire for a revolution emerged. The political outcomes of the Arab Spring uprisings were different for each country involved. While civil war arose in some countries, other countries did not have substantial revolts; there were even states that became so…

underground, generations old fight for independence from the central government. The “Stupidity” from Nabokov’s quote is bespoken in novel by radicalized Sunni Muslims, terminating in a dramatic scene involving one of the brother near the novel’s end (Bhutto, 2010). “Oppression” and “Crime” are on view in the investigation of the impoverished people of FATA by the Pakistani military. There is “cruelty” in the killing of children – whether by American drones or by local militants, who bomb a…

Dynastic syndrome or political dynasty is one of the major features of south and south-east Asian politics. Political dynasty means a prominent political family runs the party.A number of women gained the highest leadership positions in the government and the opposition through their family connections.There is no doubt that the rise of female leaders is linked to their being members of prominent families. They are all the daughters, wives, or widows or former government heads or leading…

When East Pakistan showed that it wanted change, the state publicly responded with agreement and appeasement but secretively geared up for a brutal crackdown that would ‘put the people in their place’ (35). Further, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto who ran for elections in 1970, believed in having the “army in the wings” (Raghavan 36), a phrase that the military regime of Pakistan actively believed in and carried out in their handling of the crisis in East Pakistan. Through this, it is…

particular. In 1975-1976, when Sheikh Abdullah was the chief minister, there was a widespread movement in Pakistan Administered Kashmir to march to Indian Occupied Kashmir — an exact opposite of the present Kashmiri slogan of ‘Chalo Muzaffarabad’. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was hanged by Pakistan military dictator Zia-ul Haq on April 1, 1979. A complete support for India vanished in a few years and dictator’s photographs began to adorn the homes of…

Economic policy: In general Zia gave economic development and policy a fairly low priority (aside from Islamization) and delegating its management to technocrats such as Ghulam Ishaq Khan, Aftab Qazi and Vaseem Jaffrey. However, between 1977 and 1986, the country experienced an average annual growth in the GNP of 6.8%—the highest in the world at that time—thanks in large part to remittances from the overseas workers, rather than government policy.The first year of Zia's government coincided…