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Convention. In the year2000, the UN General Assembly passed a United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (UNTOC), to tackle the issue of transnational organized crime which was increasingly becoming a serious threat, … Read More...
There are two kinds of Fascists: those who give orders and those who take them. A popular base gives Fascism the legs it needs to march, the lungs it uses to proclaim, and the muscle it relies on to menace - but that’s Fascism from the neck… Read More...
The fairness of an election is more important than who wins. Concerns arise only when leaders try to augment their power through means that could cause permanent damage to democratic institutions.
Madeline Albright in Fascism: A Warning… Read More...
The NIOC's 32nd Advisory Board Meeting was held on Friday 24 June at 2 pm. The following participated: Tariq Parvez, Samina Ahmed, Zubair Habib and Jawaid Akhtar. Zahid Hussain could not attend as he was travelling in Northern Areas of the… Read More...
The NIOC 31st Advisory Board Meeting was held on Monday 23 May 2022 through Zoom link. The following AB Members participated: Tariq Parvez, Zahid Hussain, Samina Ahmed and Jawaid Akhtar. Zubair Habib could not attend due to his visit to the… Read More...
The 30th Advisory Board Meeting was held virtually on Wednesday 27 April 2022. The following participated:
Advisory Board: Tariq Parvez, Zahid Hussain, Samina Ahmed, and Jawaid Akhtar. Zubair Habib could not attend as he was in Saudi… Read More...