Pakistan

It is right to rebel

By Ammar Ali Jan and Zahid Ali

May 30, 2020 — Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal reposted from Pakistan Left Review — At a time in history when human expectations of the future are beginning to resemble sci-fi reality, COVID-19 has abruptly disrupted these fantasies. The manner in which the mightiest empire appears helpless in front of a virus makes for both a terrifying and humbling spectacle. The sight of the greatest military and economic power in human history, the United States, spectacularly failing to protect its own population, reveals the limitation of a system that privileges corporate interest and military domination over adequate investment in health care and education.

Pakistan: How is Lenin relevant for politics today?

By Ammar Ali Jan & Zahid Ali

Pakistan: A left strategy against coronavirus

By Ammar Ali Jan & Zahid A

Pakistan: Politics in times of emergencies

By Ammar Ali Jan

Pakistan’s most rigged general elections ever

By Farooq Tariq July 29, 2018

Pakistan - Awami Workers Party 2018 election manifesto: 'An alternative is possible'

Pakistan: Support the Awami Workers Party’s campaign for the 2018 General Election

By Awami Workers Party

Oppression of Pakistan’s caricatured feudalism

By Farooq Tariq May 14, 2018

Pakistan: Intimidations, threats and arrests before the historic Lahore public meeting in solidarity with Pashtuns

By Farooq Tariq April 28, 2018

Pakistan: Revival of the left

By Rashed Rahman March 30, 2018

Pakistan: 10 left-wing parties seek to form alliance

By Dawn staff reporter February 23, 2018

Pakistan: Repression of tenants at Okara Military Farms continue, Baba Jan's final review petition underway

By Farooq Tariq September 25, 2017  — Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal reposted from Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières — The repression of tenants at Okara Military Farms continue for the last one and half years. On 21st September, Malik Salim Jakkar was arrested in Okara once again. He had spent most of the last two years (2015-2017) in jail and some two months back, he was released on bail.Malik Salim Jakhar along his five friends came to see me a night before his arrest in Lahore, his first meeting after his release. However, he was arrested very next day. He has been facing 95 police cases, he was released only after he tendered an unconditional apology to the authorities. Despite that, he is arrested because many hundreds of peasants met him during his brief freedom.

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