Security without safety

PAKISTAN has never enjoyed an ideal law-and-order situation. Ethnic conflicts, religiously motivated terrorism, tribal feuds, organised crime, political violence and weak policing have remained persistent features of the state. Over the last three decades, these challenges have evolved into a far more complex security landscape. Urban crime has expanded, organised criminal syndicates have become more sophisticated, terrorism and insurgencies have persisted and criminal and militant economies ...

By none@none.com (Muhammad Amir Rana)