Why continued protests may curb Pakistan’s democracy

Name: Why continued protests may curb Pakistan’s democracy
Uploaded: 2014-09-02T00:20:00Z
Duration: P463S
Description: Tensions in Pakistan are mounting in demand of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s resignation. Judy Woodruff joins Husain Haqqani of the Hudson Institute and Moeed Yusuf of the United States Institute of Peace to discuss what’s behind the unrest, the prospective violence that lies ahead and how the conflict bodes for Pakistani democracy, and its relations with the U.S.

Clip: 09/01/2014 | 7m 43s

Tensions in Pakistan are mounting in demand of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s resignation. Judy Woodruff joins Husain Haqqani of the Hudson Institute and Moeed Yusuf of the United States Institute of Peace to discuss what’s behind the unrest, the prospective violence that lies ahead and how the conflict bodes for Pakistani democracy, and its relations with the U.S.

Aired: 09/01/14

Rating: NR

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Why continued protests may curb Pakistan’s democracy

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