The shortage of qualified teachers in rural and slum schools is one of the most challenging problems in Pakistan. It is common for government village schools or non-formal schools/community schools run by civil society organizations that teachers are not well qualified to teach many of the subjects that they are required to teach. In addition, it is not widespread for quite a few of even these teachers to be absent due to various reasons on any given day. HDF Pakistan wanted to address the above dilemma by launching a pilot project titled Digital Study Hall Pakistan (DSHP). DSH Pakistan will seek to disseminate targeted knowledge and skills training through digital video. DSH Pakistan1.avi
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Finally departure, I have no idea what's ahead but I'm ready to find out! Plane to Islamabad. Music: Christina Aguilera - Cruz Pakistan 1: I'm...
Ahmed Rashid - renowned UK-based Pakistani analyst and author of such acclaimed books as Ahmed Rashid:...
george galloway - the restoration of democracy in pakistan debate, in parliament, monday 12th june 2007, and geoff hoons 'response' general musharraf came to power in pakistan via military coup. amnesty international have said the musharraf government are responsible for violating george galloway -...
Tired of feeling like you don't know what to do when you hear about civilian casualties in Afghanistan and Pakistan? Join us: facebook.com A new report from the New America Foundation states that one of every three people killed in the US's not-so-secret drone war in Pakistan is a civilian. The report also discloses that none of the strikes in 2009 targeted Bin Laden, and that they have had little impact on the Taliban's ability to plan operations in Afghanistan and Pakistan. To the contrary, the drone strikes serve as a powerful recruiting tool for the Taliban and al Qaeda. Had enough? Share this video with 3 friends. Then, become a fan of the Rethink Afghanistan campaign on Facebook and join our fight to bring the Afghanistan war, and the drone strikes, to an end. facebook.com Drone Attacks in...
Shot on locations ranging from the Frontier to Karachi, this documentary takes an in-depth look at the madrassa phenomenon and its ramifications in present day Pakistan. Sophie mcneill travels to the remote tribal regions of north-west Pakistan, to see how the country's new civilian government is coping with the Taliban insurgency. Despite the Pakistani army's seemingly determined efforts to root out the militants they're making little headway. The fighting is fierce and has already claimed the lives of around 1500 Pakistani soldiers three times the number of American soldiers who have died fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan. The troops are also accused of using excessive force - killing innocent civilians and displacing over half a million people. The Battle for...
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This is 1st part of video series about Scuba Diving in Pakistan. Shows clips about getting to Churna Island Scuba Diving in...
The 1st part of a two part documentary on the street children of Karachi, Pakistan. All facts and figures in the documentary were provided by the Azad foundation. Visit their website to find out more about their work with these children. www.azadfoundation.org This video originally posted by taimooratariq www.youtube.com Street Children...
More at therealnews.com Aijaz Ahmad on Pakistan America's next battlefield? 2007-10-17 EDITBased in New Delhi, Aijaz Ahmad is The Real News Network Senior News Analyst and Senior Editorial Consultant and political commentator for the Indian newsmagazine, Frontline. He has taught Political Science and written widely on South Asia and the Middle East. Afghan war comes...
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