Stories by Jibran Nasir

Jibran Nasir is a lawyer and political activist. In 2013, he was listed by the Foreign Policy Magazine amongst three Pakistanis doing inspirational work against sectarian violence.

He tweets at @MJibranNasir

Democracy is dead. Long live the prime minister

For the Speaker to intervene and enforce his will upon 342 members of the House is unprecedented. Updated 07 Apr, 2022 08:19pm

BLOOD, TEARS, PARACHINAR

It wasn’t the attack of the enemy that surprised us; it was the silence of our fellow citizens Updated 24 Jul, 2017 12:43pm

The girls in green have arrived. Where are the sponsors?

How often do we follow women sports in Pakistan given that there is no coverage in the media on them? Updated 25 Mar, 2016 01:30pm

Why Pakistan needs more Alamgirs

Being at the receiving end of intense criticism for taking up causes, I understand the odds Alamgir is pitted against. Updated 29 Feb, 2016 04:54pm

Inqilab — when blood comes cheap

There are political fighters everywhere, but hardly any Pakistanis condemning this tragedy in its entirety. Updated 31 Aug, 2014 04:49pm

What is 'naya' in Naya Pakistan?

The founder of Naya Pakistan calls it human nature to be political, but I'm not allowed by his troops to express myself? Updated 30 Aug, 2014 07:31pm

Making heritage relevant?

If left to us, 20 years from now the Moenjodaro site could well be hosting a celebrity cricket match. Updated 31 Jan, 2014 03:41pm

Whither principled politics?

Political parties should be the change that they speak of and inform their supporters of their rights as well as duties. Updated 28 Dec, 2013 09:33pm