Pakistan must rid itself of sadistic regime
Sardar Anees AhmadAnees is pursuing a JD and has a B.A. in Economics. He publishes in local, national and international periodicals, currently has a monthly column in The Finger Lakes Times, and runs the AAMS-USA science blog. He served as [...]
Pakistan’s high stakes review
Amjad Mahmood KhanAn attorney by profession, Khan is National Director of Public Affairs for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA.
Originally Published in The Daily Times, Pakistan.
On October 30, Pakistan took the proverbial human rights [...]
Pakistani law used as evil attack against humanity
Ahmed KhanAhmed Khan received his BSc in Computer Science from University of Maryland Baltimore County and works as an IT Consultant in Oshkosh. He has published in various local and state newspapers and is an active member of the Muslim Writers [...]
The Wrong Kind of Muslim: An Untold Story of Persecution
Qasim RashidQasim received his JD from Richmond Law and his BSc from the University of Illinois at Chicago. He publishes regularly in national and international outlets including USA Today, Washington Post, and NPR. Qasim currently blogs for [...]
My Legal Journey From Muslim to Non-Muslim and Back
Maudood BhattiMaudood was born in Rawalpindi, Pakistan but has lived most of his life in Philadelphia, USA. He is a graduate of Temple University School of Pharmacy and is currently working as a pharmacist. He loves photography.
Originally [...]
Persecution of the Ahmadiyya Community in Pakistan: An Analysis Under International Law and International Relations
Amjad Mahmood KhanAn attorney by profession, Khan is National Director of Public Affairs for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA.
I. INTRODUCTION
Before September 11, 2001, the United States characterized the Pakistani government as an [...]
