How commonwealth will react to Musharaf’s Decision of keeping both offices of President and Army Chief ?
Specially as they have recently restored Pakistan’s membership after a long time because of Musharaf’s pledge of leaving one office by the end of year.
Re: Pakistan's future in Commonwealth
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How commonwealth will react to Musharaf's Decision of keeping both offices of President and Army Chief ?...
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They will be vevy vevy angvy.
Cameroon, Botswana, and Zambia will resign from commonwealth in protest of Musharraf's decision.
oh, nothing will happen. THis seems like a joke now, Pakistan getting in, going out. And this hasn't really impacted Pakistani government much. Yes, students suffer as a result of Pakistan's suspension. One of a fellow gold medalist, infact the champ got three medals in a row couldn't go for higher studies 'cuz he had applied to UK for scholarship, which is indeed sad.
However, Common Wealth Secretary General Don MacKinnon will be visiting Pakistan next week to review efforts for restoring democracy in the country. But I do not think this time, we'll be censured like we were in the past. THis is just my (flawed/humble) opinion.
what is commonwealth's futre itself. I mean really..
should things in pakistan be moving along to a stable, representative democracy, sure, and it should be done for internal as well as external reasons, but membership of commonwealth is way low on the totem pole.