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Diploma Course on Fundamental Rights in Pakistan

Constitutional Literacy Campaign Diploma Course on Fundamental Rights in Pakistan The Centre for Civic Education Pakistan is offering a five-day Diploma Course to enhance understanding of fundamental rights and democracy besides encouraging active participation in the civic life of the country. The CCE Pakistan will recruit 20 potential young leaders (18 to 35 years) from all over [...]

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National Conference on State of Fundamental Rights in Pakistan

There is need to   promote  culture of research and teaching on fundamental rights at educational institutions of Pakistan. It was stated by speakers here at the ingaruation session of National Conference on State of Fundamental Rights in Pakistan Islamabad held here at local hotel of Islamabad.  The conference was organized by Centre for Civic Education [...]

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The battle for survival of civilization: Malala Yousafzai

Today the battle for survival of civilization is being fought in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Pakistan). Education a well acknowledged catalyst for meaningful socio-economic change and a constitutionally recognized fundamental right in Pakistan appears to be the most threatened.

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National Perspectives Sharing Workshop:Communicating the Constitution

Federal minister for Information and Broadcasting Qamar Zaman Kaira said here on Thursday that debates about the constitution and the way it was amended and reformed over the last few years were deliberately confused to keep the public away from such debates. Addressing a two-day workshop on ‘Communicating the Constitution’ organized by the Centre for [...]

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National Photo Contest-2012 Snapshot the culture of Fundamental Rights in Pakistan

National Photo Contest-2012 Snapshot the culture of Fundamental Rights in Pakistan Centre for Civic Education Pakistan is pleased to announce National Photo Contest-2012 to portray the “Culture of Fundamental Rights in Pakistan.” The purpose of this contest is to capture adherence to or otherwise, fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution of Pakistan-1973 (Article 8-28). Snaps [...]

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Call for papers and ideas for video/multi-media presentations

Call for papers and ideas for video/multi-media presentations for National Conference on State of Fundamental Rights in Pakistan 15-16 September, 2012, Islamabad Centre for Civic Education Pakistan invites abstracts for papers, panel presentations and ideas for short videos/multi-media presentations at its annual National Conference to be held on September 15-16 September 2012 in Islamabad. The [...]

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Diploma Course on Fundamental Rights in Pakistan

Constitutional Literacy Campaign Diploma Course on Fundamental Rights in Pakistan The Centre for Civic Education Pakistan is offering a weeklong Diploma Course to enhance understanding of fundamental rights and democracy besides encouraging active participation in the civic life of the country. The CCE Pakistan will recruit 20 potential young leaders (18 to 35 years) from [...]

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Results of National Essay Writing Competition

Topic: What does federalism mean to me? In collaboration with Higher Education Commission, Centre for Civic Education Pakistan-a HEC recognized research and training institution, arranged a National Essay Writing Competition to explore and examine the way Pakistani youth relate to federalism in Pakistan. Sixty two students from thirty five public and private universities and post-graduate [...]

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Results of National Creativity Competition

What is my relationship with the Constitution of Pakistan? Posters: Primary School Category (up to grade 5) First: Ms. Ayesha Siddiqa, Roots School System, Rawalpindi Second: Mr. Bissmillah, Baacha Khan School, Landi Kotal, Khyber Agency Third: Mr. Ghulam Rasool, Hazara Public School and College, Changa Manga High School First: Ms. Fakiha, Baacha Khan Girls Model [...]

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CCEP celebrates International Day of Democracy

Sep 15, Islamabad: A human rights veteran and President of Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) Asma Jahangir urged upon the state institutions to work within their constitutional parameters. She also rejected recent observations of the apex court that the federal government had failed. “I am very critical of the government, but if I am a [...]

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