by Hasan Ehtisham and Usman Ali Khan Download/Read PDF As a result of the partition of British India in 1947, Pakistan and India became two sovereign countries. The newly emerged nation states, India and Pakistan, served as a refuge for their respective religious majority, the Hindus and Muslims. The Muslim majority state of nascent Pakistan
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FOREWORD Biological Weapon Convention is the only legally binding treaty which controls the biological arms. Opened in April 1972 for signature end entered into force in March 1975. BWC currently has 183 states parties. The world has recently seen the widespread of COVID–19 pandemic, disinformation, conspiracy theories regarding the nature of the virus. However, the
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