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Pakistan: Millions of displaced people face discrimination and cannot access aid, warns Amnesty:

People who lost everything as a result of the fighting are now being treated as second-class citizens in their own country Ref. Source 5

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Court rejects Musharraf trial

The Supreme Court of Pakistan rejects a request to launch a treason case against former military ruler Pervez Musharraf. Ref. Source 9

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Zardari faces resignation demands

Pakistan's opposition urges President Asif Zardari to resign after the Supreme Court annuls an amnesty on corruption. Ref. Source 1

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Travel ban for Pakistani minister

Pakistan's defence minister says he has been stopped from leaving the country as a result of a corruption inquiry. Ref. Source 7

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Pakistan seen becoming more Islamist, anti-U.S:

Pakistan is likely to become a more Islamist state and increasingly anti-American in the coming years, complicating U.S. Efforts to win its support against Islamist militants, a report released on Tuesday said. Ref. Source 8

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Pakistan debates president powers

Pakistan's parliament debates a bill on constitutional amendments that would strip the president of his sweeping powers. Ref. Source 2

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Pakistani leader call for martial law:

THE government of President Asif Ali Zardari has taken a further political battering after a leader of its largest coalition partner called for a military coup to tackle corruption and failures over the floods. Ref. Source 7

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Talk of 'revolution' in Pakistan:

For the past week in Pakistan, there has been rising speculation that the ruling Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) government is on its way out. Some staunch supporters of the establishment have made no secret of their opinions, saying the party is finished. Ref. Source 1