Understanding Pakistan's Civil Society

A. They have no role in civic engagement.B. Their role is entirely negative.C. Their role is entirely positive.D. Their role is complex and depends ...

A. They have had no influence.B. Their influence has been entirely positive.C. Their influence has been entirely negative.D. Their influence is complex and multifaceted.

A. It has consistently hindered civil society development.B. It has had no significant impact.C. It has both contributed to and hindered its development.D. It ...

A. Lack of government support.B. Strong legal framework protecting workers.C. Minimal employer resistance.D. Absence of significant challenges.

A. They have largely remained apolitical.B. Their contribution has been minimal.C. They have actively promoted civic engagement and accountability.D. They have primarily focused on ...

A. Primarily focused on political lobbying.B. Concentrated on religious reform.C. Advocated for women's rights and social development.D. Mainly involved in international relations.

A. They have no impact on the labor landscape.B. They consistently support employer interests.C. They are universally powerful and highly effective.D. Their role is ...

A. They have minimal influence on policy debates.B. They consistently support government policies.C. They provide evidence-based analysis and diverse perspectives.D. They only focus on ...

A. Lack of public support.B. Excessive government funding.C. No legal obstacles.D. Legal restrictions, security risks, and lack of resources.

A. They have primarily focused on entertainment and avoided political commentary.B. They have consistently supported the government's policies.C. They have largely been ineffective in promoting civic engagement.