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The Kerry-Lugar Bill has been challenged in the Supreme Court of Pakistan. The petition filed by Barrister Zafar Ullah, Head Watan Party in Lahore Registry of Supreme Court maintains that the bill compromises on Pakistan's sovereignty and that the government is taking decisions without taking parliament...

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PML-Ns four objections to Kerry-Lugar Law

News Source: The News | about 1 month ago

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News Source: The Frontier Post | about 1 month ago

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News Source: Jang.com.pk | about 1 month ago

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News Source: dailymail | about 1 month ago

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News Source: The News | about 1 month ago

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