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    Every morning, Sarim Zaidi, 17, puts on his school uniform, straightens his tie and hops into the car his parents provide for him to go to the Imperial International School and College in Islamabad, an upscale private institution. After his driver drops him off, he goes through metal detectors, winds his way around barbed wire, glances nervously at the armed guard on the roof and flashes his ID badge before finally entering a classroom.
    Across town, in a poorer section of Islamabad, Hamza Baig, 14, also smartens up his school uniform, but at the Overseas Pakistanis Foundation Boys College, a government school, there are no armed guards. There is only a lonely doorman behind a flimsily padlocked gate. He is armed with a stick.
    These are examples of how kids go to sc


    Read more: http://www.time.com/time/world/artic...#ixzz1EzzSZLTv

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    Taleban eliminate education...

    Islamic extremists blew up five schools in north-west Pakistan yesterday, the latest targets in a Taliban campaign against education.
    One hundred and eighty three government schools have now been destroyed. Last week the Taliban banned education for girls.
    The latest bombings took place in the district capital, Mingora, once the safest place in Swat, a mountainous area in mainstream Pakistan, distinct from the tribal area that is an established base for the Taliban and al-Qaida.
    The prime minister, Yousaf Raza Gilani, yesterday promised action, but the Taliban has increased its grip on the area. Women are not allowed to go shopping and the militants run a parallel system of justice, carrying out public floggings and executing "criminals" and anyone who criticises them. During one week this month, 27 bodies were dumped overnight in a square in the centre ...

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009...kistan-taliban

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    • #3
      And in Detriot, and other American cities, they either close them down, because of budget constrains, or raise college fees so nobody cam afford to go to school.

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      • #4
        Taleban destroy schools in Bajuar

        Taliban militants destroyed two government-run schools in the restive Bajaur tribal region of northwest Pakistan on Monday though there were no reports of casualties, officials said.

        The militants destroyed a girls’ primary school and a boys' primary school with explosives. Both buildings were empty at the time of the attack, officials said. The Taliban have banned education for girls and targeted state-run schools across Pakistan's tribal belt.
        The militants have destroyed nearly 500 schools in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province and the tribal agencies over the past three years. Tens of thousands of children have been left without access to education in these areas.

        Over 100 schools have been destroyed in Bajaur Agency, 86 in Khyber Agency and 59 in Mohmand Agency. Taliban militants claim modern education is "un-Islamic" as it is not in line with Islamic scriptures....

        http://www.deccanchronicle.com/inter...aur-region-601

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        • #5
          Taleban destroy 473 schools in FATA

          Taliban destroyed 473 schools in FATA, Malakand
          ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Rehman Malik on Friday said the Taliban torched 409 educational institutions in Malakand Division, and 64 in FATA. Calling the Taliban “professional killers and liars”, the minister said they were enemies of Islam and Pakistan and had nefarious designs to destabilise the country. Malik reiterated the government’s firm stance of uprooting the menace of extremism and terrorism from the country.

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          • #6
            Taleban destroy 10 schools in Dir

            In 2009, the Taliban destroyed 10 girls' schools in the tribal district of Dir in Northwest Pakistan - schools which Maryam Bibi's charity, Khwendo Kor, had helped to build.
            Now she and her supporters are risking their lives by working to rebuild them, organising tents as temporary classrooms, until the burnt out schools can be rebuilt.
            Filmmaker Farah Durrani followed Maryam Bibi and spoke to Al Jazeera's Donata von Hardenberg about Maryam's mission, and the daily lives of those struggling to survive amid the warfare of Pakistan's tribal districts.
            Al Jazeera: Why did you decide to make a film about Maryam Bibi and her mission to empower women through education in the tribal areas of Pakistan?
            Farah Durrani: One of the things I wanted to show was how Pakistan's struggle with the militants is affecting ordinary people and how ordinary people deal with it in their daily lives.
            So following Maryam Bibi was a way of trying to understand how ordinary people are being very creative in their daily lives and are trying to say to the world: 'we want peace in our country'.
            As one of the leading women in Peshawar and the tribal areas Maryam Bibi is someone who is taking that challenge head on and saying 'enough is enough, we want peace ...

            http://english.aljazeera.net/program...639673345.html

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            • #7
              Taleban destroy a mosque

              Following are excerpts from a TV report on a mosque and school in Pakistan, which was destroyed by the Taliban after its imam criticized the Taliban's conduct. The report aired on Al-Aan TV on January 20, 2010.

              Anchor: Taliban militants destroyed a mosque and a school in the Charbagh region, in the northeastern part of Swat Valley, after the imam of the mosque criticized the ways of the Taliban. Many students left the school out of fear for their lives, and those who stayed found themselves facing harsh conditions, due to what befell the school. Let's watch the following report.

              Reporter: This is what is left of the Dar Al-'Ulum school and its mosque in Charbagh, after Taliban militants turned it to...

              http://forums.islamicawakening.com/f...-school-33156/

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              • #8
                taleban destroy schools in Helmand

                NATO's International Security Assistance Force issued the following press release:
                The Taliban has destroyed 2 schools in Helmand Province in the last month.
                Throughout Helmand, children and adults have seized the chance to be educated over the last 3 years. Children are enthusiastic about learning and parents are keen for their children to be taught. Across Helmand, school enrolment in 2008 has risen 10% from 50,000 to 55,000.
                "This is yet another display of callous disregard for the civilian population by the Taliban. The destruction of the schools in Shin Qalay and Marjah in the Nad Ali district of Helmand will deny the children of the district the chance of …

                http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P3-1616144271.html

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                • #9
                  toraghow destroy Pashtun with his/her lie's

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                  • #10
                    toraghow destroy Pashtun with his/her lie's

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                    • #11
                      toraghow destroy Pashtun with his/her lie's

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Fahd
                        toraghow destroy Pashtun with his/her lie's
                        Haha torghow. You got to be careful, people like her are sell outs, and will sell out any Pashtun, or Muslim for that matter for anything they can get.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Idiot View Post
                          Haha torghow. You got to be careful, people like her are sell outs, and will sell out any Pashtun, or Muslim for that matter for anything they can get.
                          why do you keep referring to him as a "her"?

                          I feel that the honor of our women is of utmost importance, I'd rather believe it's a he, and there by not under the protection of our namouswali.

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                          • #14
                            As for the Taiban, we have to be honest and admit that the Taliban are not a benign element in our society; I can understand destroying NATO schools on account of NATO agendas for spreading Secular Capitalist hegemony, but schools RUN BY MUSLIMS!?!?!??!?! How do Taliban supporters explain this?

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                            • #15
                              ^ destroying muslim schools are double jahad lol
                              If the muslim kids will grow up educated then who da hell will listen to bull**** of Retarded Mullahz and maulavis who are not spreading islam but hatred and Torbor galwi?

                              They dont want us to be educated, they are like Ferhoun and want to rule us..
                              Inshallah ul azim all enemies of our poor nation will get destroyed.
                              Innallaha ma3a sabirin :D

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