Peace Solidarity Day in Peshawar

On Friday 1 January 2010 a Solidarity Day has been observed. on the call of Amn Ittehad. Public demonstrations will be held in 50 locations from Khyber to Karachi at 3:00 pm on that date. Amn Tehrik will observed this day in Peshawar. Walk started from Park opposite Cantt. Railway Station Peshawar and culminated at PIA building Mall road.The new decade begins, citizens from across Pakistan will reaffirm their belief in the indivisibility of peace and their commitment to struggle for democratic governance, rule of law, justice, and a life of dignity for all.In walk Idrees Kamal Convenor Amn Tehrik, Qaiser Wali Khan MPA, Ms Tabsum Katozai MPA,Mukhtar Bacha, National Party. Shamim Shahid President Peshawar Press Club , Dr. Sarfraz Khan, Dr. Khan, Rukhshinda Naz, Maryam BB, Zubaida Noor, Naheed Afridi, Nusrat B.B, Muhammad Jan Gagyani Advocate, Khalid Usman, Tariq Khan, Israr Azam.
Members representing different communities Lawyers, Journalist, Political, civil Society, Traders, Teacher, Students, Kissan participated in walk.

The Solidarity Day express a resolve to strive for stronger democracy and democratic institutions.

Critical of the role of the state as an imposer, oppressor, and non-deliverer, the Ittehad demands a redefinition of the state’s relationship with citizens by shifting it’s priorities from a security state to one that is unambiguously oriented towards development and responsive to the needs of all its citizens irrespective of gender, class, nationality, religion, occupation, age, etc. It calls for the supremacy of the parliament and an end to the dominance of the military and its agencies in political and governance processes.

Identifying extreme inequality and disenfranchisement as a cause of extremism, the Solidarity Day will demand that the state provides equal opportunities to all its citizens. It calls for the reform of all state institutions as well as governance regulations and rules pertaining to key sectors of the economy in order to ensure efficiency, equity and accountability.

We calls for a Social Contract between the state and the citizens based on the 1940 resolution establishing equal rights of all citizens, provinces and nationalities. The social contract must recognize the primacy of ownership of resources at the provincial level as well as the need for their equitable distribution among the federating units. It also calls upon the state and citizens to celebrate diversity, promote pluralism and ensure that the function of the state is separated from personal religious belief. In order to reverse the trend of spiraling violence, it also identifies the need to reduce the trust deficit at all levels – between citizens and the state including its institutions; and, also amongst citizens.

The Solidarity Day will mark the beginning of a citizen struggle for their right to a life of dignity. It calls upon all citizens to join this struggle for peace and a democratic state and society.

On Friday 1 January 2010 a Solidarity Day has been observed. on the call of Amn Ittehad. Public demonstrations will be held in 50 locations from Khyber to Karachi at 3:00 pm on that date. Amn Tehrik will observed this day in Peshawar. Walk started from Park opposite Cantt. Railway Station Peshawar and culminated at PIA building Mall road.The new decade begins, citizens from across Pakistan will reaffirm their belief in the indivisibility of peace and their commitment to struggle for democratic governance, rule of law, justice, and a life of dignity for all.In walk Idrees Kamal Convenor Amn Tehrik, Qaiser Wali Khan MPA, Ms Tabsum Katozai MPA,Mukhtar Bacha, National Party. Shamim Shahid President Peshawar Press Club , Dr. Sarfraz Khan, Dr. Khan, Rukhshinda Naz, Maryam BB, Zubaida Noor, Naheed Afridi, Nusrat B.B, Muhammad Jan Gagyani Advocate, Khalid Usman, Tariq Khan, Israr Azam.
Members representing different communities Lawyers, Journalist, Political, civil Society, Traders, Teacher, Students, Kissan participated in walk.

The Solidarity Day express a resolve to strive for stronger democracy and democratic institutions.

Critical of the role of the state as an imposer, oppressor, and non-deliverer, the Ittehad demands a redefinition of the state’s relationship with citizens by shifting it’s priorities from a security state to one that is unambiguously oriented towards development and responsive to the needs of all its citizens irrespective of gender, class, nationality, religion, occupation, age, etc. It calls for the supremacy of the parliament and an end to the dominance of the military and its agencies in political and governance processes.

Identifying extreme inequality and disenfranchisement as a cause of extremism, the Solidarity Day will demand that the state provides equal opportunities to all its citizens. It calls for the reform of all state institutions as well as governance regulations and rules pertaining to key sectors of the economy in order to ensure efficiency, equity and accountability.

We calls for a Social Contract between the state and the citizens based on the 1940 resolution establishing equal rights of all citizens, provinces and nationalities. The social contract must recognize the primacy of ownership of resources at the provincial level as well as the need for their equitable distribution among the federating units. It also calls upon the state and citizens to celebrate diversity, promote pluralism and ensure that the function of the state is separated from personal religious belief. In order to reverse the trend of spiraling violence, it also identifies the need to reduce the trust deficit at all levels – between citizens and the state including its institutions; and, also amongst citizens.

The Solidarity Day will mark the beginning of a citizen struggle for their right to a life of dignity. It calls upon all citizens to join this struggle for peace and a democratic state and society.

On Friday 1 January 2010 a Solidarity Day has been observed. on the call of Amn Ittehad. Public demonstrations will be held in 50 locations from Khyber to Karachi at 3:00 pm on that date. Amn Tehrik will observed this day in Peshawar. Walk started from Park opposite Cantt. Railway Station Peshawar and culminated at PIA building Mall road.The new decade begins, citizens from across Pakistan will reaffirm their belief in the indivisibility of peace and their commitment to struggle for democratic governance, rule of law, justice, and a life of dignity for all.In walk Idrees Kamal Convenor Amn Tehrik, Qaiser Wali Khan MPA, Ms Tabsum Katozai MPA,Mukhtar Bacha, National Party. Shamim Shahid President Peshawar Press Club , Dr. Sarfraz Khan, Dr. Khan, Rukhshinda Naz, Maryam BB, Zubaida Noor, Naheed Afridi, Nusrat B.B, Muhammad Jan Gagyani Advocate, Khalid Usman, Tariq Khan, Israr Azam.
Members representing different communities Lawyers, Journalist, Political, civil Society, Traders, Teacher, Students, Kissan participated in walk.

The Solidarity Day express a resolve to strive for stronger democracy and democratic institutions.

Critical of the role of the state as an imposer, oppressor, and non-deliverer, the Ittehad demands a redefinition of the state’s relationship with citizens by shifting it’s priorities from a security state to one that is unambiguously oriented towards development and responsive to the needs of all its citizens irrespective of gender, class, nationality, religion, occupation, age, etc. It calls for the supremacy of the parliament and an end to the dominance of the military and its agencies in political and governance processes.

Identifying extreme inequality and disenfranchisement as a cause of extremism, the Solidarity Day will demand that the state provides equal opportunities to all its citizens. It calls for the reform of all state institutions as well as governance regulations and rules pertaining to key sectors of the economy in order to ensure efficiency, equity and accountability.

We calls for a Social Contract between the state and the citizens based on the 1940 resolution establishing equal rights of all citizens, provinces and nationalities. The social contract must recognize the primacy of ownership of resources at the provincial level as well as the need for their equitable distribution among the federating units. It also calls upon the state and citizens to celebrate diversity, promote pluralism and ensure that the function of the state is separated from personal religious belief. In order to reverse the trend of spiraling violence, it also identifies the need to reduce the trust deficit at all levels – between citizens and the state including its institutions; and, also amongst citizens.

The Solidarity Day will mark the beginning of a citizen struggle for their right to a life of dignity. It calls upon all citizens to join this struggle for peace and a democratic state and society.

On Friday 1 January 2010 a Solidarity Day has been observed. on the call of Amn Ittehad. Public demonstrations will be held in 50 locations from Khyber to Karachi at 3:00 pm on that date. Amn Tehrik will observed this day in Peshawar. Walk started from Park opposite Cantt. Railway Station Peshawar and culminated at PIA building Mall road.The new decade begins, citizens from across Pakistan will reaffirm their belief in the indivisibility of peace and their commitment to struggle for democratic governance, rule of law, justice, and a life of dignity for all.In walk Idrees Kamal Convenor Amn Tehrik, Qaiser Wali Khan MPA, Ms Tabsum Katozai MPA,Mukhtar Bacha, National Party. Shamim Shahid President Peshawar Press Club , Dr. Sarfraz Khan, Dr. Khan, Rukhshinda Naz, Maryam BB, Zubaida Noor, Naheed Afridi, Nusrat B.B, Muhammad Jan Gagyani Advocate, Khalid Usman, Tariq Khan, Israr Azam.
Members representing different communities Lawyers, Journalist, Political, civil Society, Traders, Teacher, Students, Kissan participated in walk.

The Solidarity Day express a resolve to strive for stronger democracy and democratic institutions.

Critical of the role of the state as an imposer, oppressor, and non-deliverer, the Ittehad demands a redefinition of the state’s relationship with citizens by shifting it’s priorities from a security state to one that is unambiguously oriented towards development and responsive to the needs of all its citizens irrespective of gender, class, nationality, religion, occupation, age, etc. It calls for the supremacy of the parliament and an end to the dominance of the military and its agencies in political and governance processes.

Identifying extreme inequality and disenfranchisement as a cause of extremism, the Solidarity Day will demand that the state provides equal opportunities to all its citizens. It calls for the reform of all state institutions as well as governance regulations and rules pertaining to key sectors of the economy in order to ensure efficiency, equity and accountability.

We calls for a Social Contract between the state and the citizens based on the 1940 resolution establishing equal rights of all citizens, provinces and nationalities. The social contract must recognize the primacy of ownership of resources at the provincial level as well as the need for their equitable distribution among the federating units. It also calls upon the state and citizens to celebrate diversity, promote pluralism and ensure that the function of the state is separated from personal religious belief. In order to reverse the trend of spiraling violence, it also identifies the need to reduce the trust deficit at all levels – between citizens and the state including its institutions; and, also amongst citizens.

The Solidarity Day will mark the beginning of a citizen struggle for their right to a life of dignity. It calls upon all citizens to join this struggle for peace and a democratic state and society.

On Friday 1 January 2010 a Solidarity Day has been observed. on the call of Amn Ittehad. Public demonstrations will be held in 50 locations from Khyber to Karachi at 3:00 pm on that date. Amn Tehrik will observed this day in Peshawar. Walk started from Park opposite Cantt. Railway Station Peshawar and culminated at PIA building Mall road.The new decade begins, citizens from across Pakistan will reaffirm their belief in the indivisibility of peace and their commitment to struggle for democratic governance, rule of law, justice, and a life of dignity for all.In walk Idrees Kamal Convenor Amn Tehrik, Qaiser Wali Khan MPA, Ms Tabsum Katozai MPA,Mukhtar Bacha, National Party. Shamim Shahid President Peshawar Press Club , Dr. Sarfraz Khan, Dr. Khan, Rukhshinda Naz, Maryam BB, Zubaida Noor, Naheed Afridi, Nusrat B.B, Muhammad Jan Gagyani Advocate, Khalid Usman, Tariq Khan, Israr Azam.
Members representing different communities Lawyers, Journalist, Political, civil Society, Traders, Teacher, Students, Kissan participated in walk.

The Solidarity Day express a resolve to strive for stronger democracy and democratic institutions.

Critical of the role of the state as an imposer, oppressor, and non-deliverer, the Ittehad demands a redefinition of the state’s relationship with citizens by shifting it’s priorities from a security state to one that is unambiguously oriented towards development and responsive to the needs of all its citizens irrespective of gender, class, nationality, religion, occupation, age, etc. It calls for the supremacy of the parliament and an end to the dominance of the military and its agencies in political and governance processes.

Identifying extreme inequality and disenfranchisement as a cause of extremism, the Solidarity Day will demand that the state provides equal opportunities to all its citizens. It calls for the reform of all state institutions as well as governance regulations and rules pertaining to key sectors of the economy in order to ensure efficiency, equity and accountability.

We calls for a Social Contract between the state and the citizens based on the 1940 resolution establishing equal rights of all citizens, provinces and nationalities. The social contract must recognize the primacy of ownership of resources at the provincial level as well as the need for their equitable distribution among the federating units. It also calls upon the state and citizens to celebrate diversity, promote pluralism and ensure that the function of the state is separated from personal religious belief. In order to reverse the trend of spiraling violence, it also identifies the need to reduce the trust deficit at all levels – between citizens and the state including its institutions; and, also amongst citizens.

The Solidarity Day will mark the beginning of a citizen struggle for their right to a life of dignity. It calls upon all citizens to join this struggle for peace and a democratic state and society.

On Friday 1 January 2010 a Solidarity Day has been observed. on the call of Amn Ittehad. Public demonstrations will be held in 50 locations from Khyber to Karachi at 3:00 pm on that date. Amn Tehrik will observed this day in Peshawar. Walk started from Park opposite Cantt. Railway Station Peshawar and culminated at PIA building Mall road.The new decade begins, citizens from across Pakistan will reaffirm their belief in the indivisibility of peace and their commitment to struggle for democratic governance, rule of law, justice, and a life of dignity for all.In walk Idrees Kamal Convenor Amn Tehrik, Qaiser Wali Khan MPA, Ms Tabsum Katozai MPA,Mukhtar Bacha, National Party. Shamim Shahid President Peshawar Press Club , Dr. Sarfraz Khan, Dr. Khan, Rukhshinda Naz, Maryam BB, Zubaida Noor, Naheed Afridi, Nusrat B.B, Muhammad Jan Gagyani Advocate, Khalid Usman, Tariq Khan, Israr Azam.
Members representing different communities Lawyers, Journalist, Political, civil Society, Traders, Teacher, Students, Kissan participated in walk.

The Solidarity Day express a resolve to strive for stronger democracy and democratic institutions.

Critical of the role of the state as an imposer, oppressor, and non-deliverer, the Ittehad demands a redefinition of the state’s relationship with citizens by shifting it’s priorities from a security state to one that is unambiguously oriented towards development and responsive to the needs of all its citizens irrespective of gender, class, nationality, religion, occupation, age, etc. It calls for the supremacy of the parliament and an end to the dominance of the military and its agencies in political and governance processes.

Identifying extreme inequality and disenfranchisement as a cause of extremism, the Solidarity Day will demand that the state provides equal opportunities to all its citizens. It calls for the reform of all state institutions as well as governance regulations and rules pertaining to key sectors of the economy in order to ensure efficiency, equity and accountability.

We calls for a Social Contract between the state and the citizens based on the 1940 resolution establishing equal rights of all citizens, provinces and nationalities. The social contract must recognize the primacy of ownership of resources at the provincial level as well as the need for their equitable distribution among the federating units. It also calls upon the state and citizens to celebrate diversity, promote pluralism and ensure that the function of the state is separated from personal religious belief. In order to reverse the trend of spiraling violence, it also identifies the need to reduce the trust deficit at all levels – between citizens and the state including its institutions; and, also amongst citizens.

The Solidarity Day will mark the beginning of a citizen struggle for their right to a life of dignity. It calls upon all citizens to join this struggle for peace and a democratic state and society.

On Friday 1 January 2010 a Solidarity Day has been observed. on the call of Amn Ittehad. Public demonstrations will be held in 50 locations from Khyber to Karachi at 3:00 pm on that date. Amn Tehrik will observed this day in Peshawar. Walk started from Park opposite Cantt. Railway Station Peshawar and culminated at PIA building Mall road.The new decade begins, citizens from across Pakistan will reaffirm their belief in the indivisibility of peace and their commitment to struggle for democratic governance, rule of law, justice, and a life of dignity for all.In walk Idrees Kamal Convenor Amn Tehrik, Qaiser Wali Khan MPA, Ms Tabsum Katozai MPA,Mukhtar Bacha, National Party. Shamim Shahid President Peshawar Press Club , Dr. Sarfraz Khan, Dr. Khan, Rukhshinda Naz, Maryam BB, Zubaida Noor, Naheed Afridi, Nusrat B.B, Muhammad Jan Gagyani Advocate, Khalid Usman, Tariq Khan, Israr Azam.
Members representing different communities Lawyers, Journalist, Political, civil Society, Traders, Teacher, Students, Kissan participated in walk.

The Solidarity Day express a resolve to strive for stronger democracy and democratic institutions.

Critical of the role of the state as an imposer, oppressor, and non-deliverer, the Ittehad demands a redefinition of the state’s relationship with citizens by shifting it’s priorities from a security state to one that is unambiguously oriented towards development and responsive to the needs of all its citizens irrespective of gender, class, nationality, religion, occupation, age, etc. It calls for the supremacy of the parliament and an end to the dominance of the military and its agencies in political and governance processes.

Identifying extreme inequality and disenfranchisement as a cause of extremism, the Solidarity Day will demand that the state provides equal opportunities to all its citizens. It calls for the reform of all state institutions as well as governance regulations and rules pertaining to key sectors of the economy in order to ensure efficiency, equity and accountability.

We calls for a Social Contract between the state and the citizens based on the 1940 resolution establishing equal rights of all citizens, provinces and nationalities. The social contract must recognize the primacy of ownership of resources at the provincial level as well as the need for their equitable distribution among the federating units. It also calls upon the state and citizens to celebrate diversity, promote pluralism and ensure that the function of the state is separated from personal religious belief. In order to reverse the trend of spiraling violence, it also identifies the need to reduce the trust deficit at all levels – between citizens and the state including its institutions; and, also amongst citizens.

The Solidarity Day will mark the beginning of a citizen struggle for their right to a life of dignity. It calls upon all citizens to join this struggle for peace and a democratic state and society.