COMMUNITY
The Pakistani Left, Separatism & Student Movements
AUTHOR
AUTHOR
AUTHOR
Activist Ammar Ali Jan in conversation with Kamil Ahsan.
Interview
Pakistan
Student Movements
Baloch Students Organization-Azad
Haqooq-e-Khalq Movement
Student Solidarity March
Baloch Student Long March
Pashtun Tahafuz Movement
Shehri Tahafuz Movement
Zaigham Abbas
Universities
State Repression
Repression in Universities
Partha Chatterjee
Subaltern Studies
Karl Polanyi
People's Solidarity Forum
Neofeudalism
Neoliberalism
Constitutionalism
Pashtun Long March
Trade Unions
Electoral Politics
Elections
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Interview
Pakistan
14th
Dec
2020
We worry too much about divisions within the left. It can be very productive if people engage in a decent, intellectual conversation. Actual disagreements shouldn't be repressed for the sake of some mythical unity.
Editor's Note: Throughout the Baloch student long march & the #PashtunLongMarch2Karachi, the Pakistani state cracked down on activists—including Ammar Ali Jan—and continues to. This conversation took place in September 2020. A detention order for Ammar Ali Jan was issued in late November 2020. It was far from the first time he had faced detention, intimidation, or threats from the state. Granted pre-arrest bail, the detention order was lifted in December by the Lahore High Court, with LHC Chief Justice Muhammad Qasim Khan saying: “In Pakistan, influential people will not let their rivals to move freely by misusing ‘detention orders’."
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