Judged & found wanting/ Irene Khan
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The World Today February 2008, pp.4-6.Summary: Benazir Bhutto's son Bilawal became the leader of her Pakistan people's party. Parliamentary elections are now scheduled for February 18, 2008. Senior lawyers hoped that the way in which civil society responded to the President's strong armed interference with the judiciary could mark the beginning of something new away from the existing political party set up was too compromised.
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Benazir Bhutto's son Bilawal became the leader of her Pakistan people's party. Parliamentary elections are now scheduled for February 18, 2008. Senior lawyers hoped that the way in which civil society responded to the President's strong armed interference with the judiciary could mark the beginning of something new away from the existing political party set up was too compromised.
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