The Pakistani family in Britain.

by Farrukh Hashmi

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Published 1967 by National Committee for Commonwealth Immigrants in London .
Written in

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The Physical Object
Pagination	13p.,ill.,23cm
Number of Pages	23
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL22824068M

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  This was the new Pakistan, which Khan said should reject American power. In the s, when Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto attempted—and failed—to distance Pakistan from the Western bloc. Lovers & Strangers review: An absorbing picture of immigrant Britain. The author of this book about people who cross borders is something of a border-crosser herself. son of Pakistani.

  Britain's Muslim population are almost all people who immigrated to Britain in the s, 60s, and 70s, or their descendants. During the first quarter of the 20th century it was estimated that.   Today, according to Munro, the area is thought to be home to the largest Pakistani Kashmiri population in all of Britain. Some of these families opened cafes serving Pakistani food.   MINGORA, Pakistan - Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai returned to her hometown Saturday for the first time since receiving a gunshot wound to the head in for her work as an advocate.

Though a Pakistani citizen, he felt like a California kid moving to a foreign country. Nine years later, when he returned to the U.S., he was much more Pakistani, so he experienced it in reverse.   The year-old global advocate for girls' education arrived with her family in the Swat Valley town in a helicopter provided by the Pakistani military. . In Mirpur, the region that many Pakistani immigrants came from, the average weekly wage for a labourer in the early s was less than 40 pence; in Britain it was £31 ($).