Last autumn, we watched as Pakistani President, Pervez Musharraf, announced emergency rule in order to combat extremists. The news was reported, faithfully, that Musharraf faced a radical threat and his actions were necessary to preserve order. But the images on television told another story. The men running from police only to be caught and dragged [...]
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