Following the ghastly December 2014 Taliban attack on 132 schoolchildren, Pakistan’s government unanimously passed a National Action Plan (NAP) so that, “No room will be left for the extremism in any part of the country.” Among its 20 points, NAP outlaws radical literature and funding, calls for restructuring in the FATA region and Balochistan to address regional grievances, and lifts […]
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The author is partner at Brown, Neri, Smith & Khan LLP in Los Angeles and adjunct professor at UCLA Law School. He is also a term member of the Council on Foreign Relations. He is a frequent lecturer on the intersection of law and minority rights in Muslim-majority countries. He tweets @waxeloquent https://twitter.com/waxeloquent