Farooq Tariq
Farooq Tariq was until 2019 successively general secretary and then national spokesperson of the Awami Workers’ Party formed in 2012 by the coming together of three existing parties. He was previously the national spokesperson of Labour Party Pakistan, http://www.laborpakistan.org/.
Articles by this author (149)
- Supreme Court hears case of Mehar Abdul Sattar of Okara Military Farms
- The IMF’s conditional loan and its cost: Pakistan may have been saved, but not the people
- We don’t own Okara Military farms,’ Pakistani army admits
- Massive peasant conference demands end of feudalism
- Monsoon brings misery to millions in Pakistan
- Latest Situation of Flood affected areas and the need for relief & rehabilitation in Pakistan and our Relief Efforts
- Ali Wazeer; A Marxist in the parliament dominated by feudal and capitalists
- The US occupation took only human lives: Taliban victory is not a sign of peace
- Protest rally of Huqooq e Khalq Party breached police barriers to reach Governor House
- The successful womens demonstration without many losses
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