PIPS Annual Security Report 2009..... |
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An upsurge in acts of terrorism, militancy and violence further mutilated the security landscape of Pakistan which resulted in highest number of militancy-related casualties in 2009 since launch of War on Terror in 2001. The militants intensified their attacks, diversified their targets and expanded their areas of operation although they were killed, injured and arrested in large numbers in military and search-and-hunt operations in Swat, South Waziristan and other regions.
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Understanding the Militants’ Media in Pakistan
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IMS Launch Pakistan Media Report
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PIPS Annual Report 2009 ..... |
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Besides pursuing the initiatives of institutional developments and capacity building in 2009, PIPS carried out diverse activities in two comprehensive and multi-layered programs: the PIPS Deradicalization Plan (2007-2013), and the PIPS Media Interventions to Promote Democratic Values and Conflict Resolution (MIP-DV-CR) Plan............... More>> |
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The General Elections in 2008 where the Awami National Party secured two seats for Sindh Provincial Assembly for the first time in its history rang the alarm bells for MQM.............More>> |
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Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS) launched “Pakistan Security Report 2009” in a ceremony organized at PIPS premises on 11 January 2010. The event was attended by leading experts on security issues, representatives of civil society organizations and media persons. Renowned scholar and Chairman Centre for Research and Security Studies Mr. Imtiaz Gul chaired the session while a...............More>> |
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The Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS) organized a policy dialogue on “Militant Media and its Trends in Pakistan” on 17 December 2009 in Islamabad. In his introductory remarks, PIPS director Mr. Amir Rana said the dialogue was the third and final event of a series of seminars to seek expert opinion on a PIPS research report titled “...............More>> |
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