June 30, 2012 :
No respite in violence was witnessed during the current week across Pakistan. Clashes between militants and military in Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) and spree of target killings in Karachi continued to make Pakistanis bleed and toil. The total death toll due to the ongoing infighting among ethno-political and sectarian factions in Karachi has peaked …
June 28, 2012 :
National Democratic Institute (NDI) delegation led by Director of Asia Programs Peter Manikas, including Director Afghanistan and Pakistan Program Raisssa Tatad-Hazell, and Resident Country Director, Pakistan, Sandra Houston visited CRSS office on Thursday, June 28, 2012. Executive Director Imtiaz Gul briefed the delegation about the Center’s role in promoting democratic values in Pakistan.
June 25, 2012 :
Your son, Dr.Arsalan Iftikhar Chaudhry has dragged and sullied your name by dealing with the real estate tycoon Riaz Malik. Now, in the name of security that you have purportedly ordered for his safety, your son is projecting power and total indifference to what his conduct in public might entail for you Please read the following message from an …
June 22, 2012 :
Violence surged marginally across Pakistan during the current week in comparison to the past week. Bomb blasts in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and insistent target killings in Karachi continued rocking Pakistan during the entire week. Casualties due to the ongoing infighting among ethno-political and sectarian factions in Karachi reached to whopping 195 during last seven weeks. …
June 21, 2012 :
In June 2012, CRSS achieved an unparalleled landmark; i.e. roughly 1,500 radio shows in humanitarian information and strategic communication for communities affected by conflict and crisis. It began in October 2009, with a 30-minute, 7 days a week humanitarian information intervention in response to the Swat crisis in partnership with Internews, USA. Given the socio-political …
June 20, 2012 :
Note: For regular weekly updates on cross-country violence in Pakistan, you may want to follow CRSS’s Pakistan Conflict Tracker. Temperatures this month in Pakistan have soared above 50 degrees celcius, resulting in unprecedented riots over up to 18 hours of power outages across the country. Political weather has equally been hot, with the Supreme Court …
June 19, 2012 :
Center for Research and Security Studies (CRSS), Islamabad with the sponsorship of United States Institute of Peace (USIP), Washington launched FM Radio Program, Da Aman Awaz (The Voice for Peace) at Peshawar Press Club on June 19, 2012. The said radio program will be broadcast in selected districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) via FM Radio to promote …
June 16, 2012 :
The violence subsided relatively across Pakistan during the current week. Wave of bomb blasts in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), intermittent target killings in Karachi and frequent skirmishes between militants and military in Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) rocked Pakistan. Fatalities involving warring ethno-political factions in Karachi have peaked to whopping 152 during last six weeks. The …
Pakistan Conflict Tracker Report
(April 2013)
Consultative Workshop on Social Cohesion and factors that divide or connect the society
Islamabad (February 19, 2013): Pakistan Muslim League (N) leader Ahsan Iqbal, Daniyal Aziz, former chairman of National Reconstruction Bureau and others at the consultative workshop (Feb 19) on Social Cohesion and factors that divide or connect the society.The workshop was part of the UNICEF-CRSS nationwide conflict analysis. more
