Pakistan’s democratic fabric has been majorly impaired due to four military generals who systemised their totalitarian rule for over 40 years. This resulted in the corrosion of citizens’ civil and political liberties and rights and more so, to the deterioration of public institutions. Since Pakistan’s independence in 1947, state institutions have been meddling in governing processes and this involvement has raised serious questions about electoral competition, rule of […]
Author Archives: Adnan Akhter
The author is a researcher on parliamentary and electoral affairs and a Chevening Scholar. He has a master degree in Development Studies from the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) – University of Sussex. Currently, he is working with Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN) for parliamentary and electoral reforms in Pakistan. He tweets as @dnananjum (https://twitter.com/dnananjum)
