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Declaration on the Elimination of Violence Against Women was created in 1993.
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Domestic violence against women is a serious problem in Pakistan and world wide.
Sectarian violence in Pakistan has dark implications, resulting in extremists reverting to bombings and killings to force ideas on those who do not share the same religion as they do. This prevents the society from moving forward and integrating together to form a strong society.
Sectarian violence, if left unchecked, leads to a formal declaration of war with Generals reporting to heads of state.
The Universal Declaration is not a part of the U.S Constitution. While the Constitution may have aspects of it, the Constitution is much older. It is not legally binding, since it was derived from the United Nations during 1948 as a reaction to the violence of the Second World War. It contains many articles, over thirty, but it is not a treaty and therefore was never signed by the United States, nor ratified by the U.S Senate as required to become law here.
The Taliban is a political group in the Middle East that is known for their extreme violence. In the past they have ruled in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Pakistan can be made a prosperous and strong country by getting rid of violence and terrorism. Education is another issue which should be focused ASAP. Tax recovery from elite class of Pakistan is another issue needed to be addressed ASAP.
Pakistan came into being on August 14, 1947, following the partition of British India. This partition was aimed at creating separate nations for Muslims and Hindus, leading to the establishment of Pakistan as a Muslim-majority state. The creation of Pakistan marked a significant moment in the subcontinent's history, resulting in widespread migration and communal violence.
He was a critical character during the partition between India and Pakistan - he preached peace in the face of violence.
Pakistan is purportedly a democratic country. However, corruption, sectarian violence and vote rigging, electoral violence and killings and the occasional army dictatorship mean that it is hard for others to see Pakistan as a fully functioning democracy.