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Ms. NASIM ZEHRA (Political Analyst): Don't forget Musharraf is not a hated man, like, people don't loathe him.
NPR: Musharraf Sparks Political Crisis
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Mohammed Nasim, a senior leader of the Awami League, said the opposition was attempting to shield war criminals.
WSJ: Bangladesh Arrests Anti-Government Newspaper Editor
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Like many Afghans, Nasim had no formal education - he says he did not have the time or the opportunity.
BBC: Afghan ex-prisoner speaks of fear
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Nasim Intriri and Walid Balidi, British journalists of Algerian descent, were working on a documentary, the opposition Local Coordination Committees of Syria said.
CNN: Nations watching Syria after it accepts peace plan
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Nasim is one of thousands of Afghans who were detained by the Americans after the invasion which overthrew the Taliban in late 2001.
BBC: Afghan ex-prisoner speaks of fear
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Meanwhile, Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Nasim Ashraf was forced to deny that player power led to Lawson's appointment over the more experienced Dav Whatmore.
BBC: Legends attack Lawson appointment
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"He (Shoaib) will be ineligible to play in Pakistan or to play for Pakistan anywhere else in the world, " said PCB chairman Nasim Ashraf.
BBC: Shoaib given five-year suspension
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In 2006, Dr Nasim Ashraf, a newly-appointed head of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), called for an end to the national team's public displays of Muslim worship.
ECONOMIST: Pakistan
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Although Nasim's detention in Bagram ended after five months, freedom was still four years away, because he was taken to the US prison camp at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba.
BBC: Afghan ex-prisoner speaks of fear