A Definitive Study Guide to the Constitutional and Political Evolution of Pakistan: From Bhutto to the Eighteenth Amendment

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First Amendment
Amendment to the Constitution of Pakistan in 1974 that officially recognized Bangladesh and modified political and judicial frameworks.
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National Awami Party (NAP)
Political party in Pakistan dissolved under the provisions of the First Amendment to suppress dissent.
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Supreme Court Oversight
Requirement under the First Amendment for the government to consult the Supreme Court regarding actions against political parties.
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Political Dissent
Opposition to the governing administration that was controlled through amendments to the Constitution.
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Legislative Session
The interval for parliament sessions was reduced from 130 days to 90 days by the First Amendment.