Book on migration, "Forced Migration on the Basis of Extremism" by Saleem Azam explores the causes and effects of forced migration in Pakistan, focusing on the Christian minority and other vulnerable groups. This human rights book examines how extremism, radicalized mindsets, and social, political, and economic factors threaten minority rights in Pakistan. It connects forced migration to national cohesion and security, showing why protecting human rights is essential.

A book on forced migration in Pakistan, it provides valuable insights for policymakers, NGOs, IGOs, and scholars. Covering minority rights in Pakistan, it explains how religious extremism, identity issues, and social injustice affect communities. Readers gain a clear understanding of the challenges faced by minorities and the importance of rational education and societal transformation to prevent extremism.

Written in simple and accessible language, this books on Religious Extremism offers a deep view into human rights, forced migration, and minority protection. It is a must-read for anyone interested in social justice, policy development, or understanding the impact of extremism on Pakistani society. This book on migration provides practical knowledge for building a fair and inclusive society.

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★★★★★ By Sarbuland Khan durrani 25 February, 2020

Splendid work done by the author. The writer has immensely illuminated the momentous factors, responsible for forced migration. Indeed this book would be a beacon for those researchers, who are seeking and striving to do research on the same topic.

★★★★★ By Irnum Malik 25 February, 2020

Very well articulated. The author highlighted all the aspects that help us to understand how the extremism leads to forced migration. The cause and effect relationship is very well established with the complete research. This book also gives a preview of different social, economical , political and identity that minorities face in Pakistan. Excellent book for secondary reviews and references. Congratulations to Saleem Azim for presenting the facts and analysis in sensitive manner.

★★★★★ By Joshua Mehboob 22 February, 2020

The writer deserves appreciation for his writing "Forced Migration on the basis of Extremism ". It is a sensitive issue to raise voice for especially in writing.Such writings help the statesmen, policymakers and youth to find practical solutions for such issues which affect the honour of state and nation.
Congratulations Mr.Saleem Azam.

★★★★★ By Muhammad Zubair 20 February, 2020

Excellent piece of writing to discuss and highlight issues of the minority communities in Pakistan. Highly recommended for researchers, policy makers and civil society organizations.

About the Author

Saleem Azam Author

MPhil in International Relations Iqra University, Islamabad 2017 Thesis: Force Migration due to extremism Research Interest Migration/Immigration (citizenship, identity, transformation), Human Rights, Minority Rights, conflict and peace, Freedom of Religion or Belief, Globalization, Ethnic Minorities, civil society,extremism,terrorism. Research Papers 1. Terrorism causes and impact on the society of Pakistan 2. People Aman Committee, a terrorist organization 3. Globalization Impact on Pakistan 4. Poverty causes conflict and violence & conflict and violence Cause Poverty. 5. Russia and USA new Cold War 6. Impact of Terrorism on Pakistan’s Economy 7. USA-INDIA Ties leads to New Cold War 8. US-INDO politics leads to new cold war 9. Why USA tilted towards India 10. Gap in Carl Marx Theory Masters in International Relations 2004 University of Peshawar, Peshawar BSc 1994 Edwards College, Peshawar Professional Qualification B.Ed. 2005 Al-Khair University, Peshawar Language Proficiency Reading Speaking Listening Writing English Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Urdu Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Punjabi Satisfactory Good Good Fair Pashto Fair Good Good Fair Professional Experience Teacher 2009 – till to date Islamabad Convent School F-8/4, Islamabad Coordinator 2010 – 2014 Social Studies Area Coordinator Islamabad Convent School F-8/4, Islamabad Coordinator 2011 – 2013 Discipline Coordinator Islamabad Convent School F-8/4, Islamabad Teacher 1993 – 2009 St. Mary’s High School, Peshawar Part Time Teaching Visiting Lecturer Evening college. Government Higher secondary School No.4, Peshawar Cantt. Volunteer Work Volunteer services, to arrange and hold workshops and seminars in the different School s or private organizations to provide consultancy to different NGO’s working for human rights and minority rights. ATTENDED CONFERENCES: 1. Faith for Rights: Consultation on minority rights, freedom of religion or belief 2. Round Table discussion, Interfaith Dialogue: Moving towards a National Policy with members of the NCHR and members of the UK All Parties Parliamentary Group, on Minorities in Pakistan. 3. Human Rights day: Organized by the National Commission for Human Rights and Pakistan Human Rights defenders Network. Article Published by NCHR on Christian Minorities of Pakistan( Minority rights in Pakistan) Specialized Courses 1.Environmental Education(University of Peshawar 1994) 2. Preventions of drugs and aids (University of Peshawar 1994) 3. Teaching of Basic Sciences with British Council University of West England (Peshawar 1996) 4. First Aid training. (Islamabad 2010) 5. Psychological help to treat trauma patients. (Islamabad 2012)

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