Fatima Ayub

• A retrospective five-year autopsy based study of suicide in Punjab province of Pakistan

  Open Access•Arif Malik, Arif Rasheed Malik et al.•ARTICLE•BMC Public Health•2025

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  This retrospective review of suicide autopsy cases in five districts of the Pakistan Punjab showed that poisoning was the most common means of suicide, particularly with paraphenylenediamine hair dye. There is need for systematic collection of such data from all districts across Pakistan, which can lead to the development of a national suicide registry. This will allow official reporting of suicide deaths on a national level to help guide develop…

• Righting the course? Humanitarian intervention, the war on terror and the future of Afghanistan

  Open Access•Fatima Ayub, Sari Kouvo•ARTICLE•International Affairs•2008•Citada por: 5

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  The US-led post 9/11 ‘intervention’ in Afghanistan was, by definition, not a humanitarian intervention. The intervention in Afghanistan was defined as an act of self-defence by the US and it was one of the first steps in the ‘war on terror’ by the US and its allies: it had no intention or clear strategies for long-term stabilization, state-building or development. The US-led international coalition failed to ‘find’ Al-Qaeda in the short term and …

• Righting the course? Humanitarian intervention, the war on terror and the future of Afghanistan

  Open Access•Fatima Ayub, Sari Kouvo•ARTICLE•International Affairs•2008•Citada por: 5

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  The US-led post 9/11 ‘intervention’ in Afghanistan was, by definition, not a humanitarian intervention. The intervention in Afghanistan was defined as an act of self-defence by the US and it was one of the first steps in the ‘war on terror’ by the US and its allies: it had no intention or clear strategies for long-term stabilization, state-building or development. The US-led international coalition failed to ‘find’ Al-Qaeda in the short term and …

• Righting the course? Humanitarian intervention, the war on terror and the future of Afghanistan

  Open Access•Fatima Ayub, Sari Kouvo•ARTICLE•International Affairs•2008•Citada por: 5

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  The US-led post 9/11 ‘intervention’ in Afghanistan was, by definition, not a humanitarian intervention. The intervention in Afghanistan was defined as an act of self-defence by the US and it was one of the first steps in the ‘war on terror’ by the US and its allies: it had no intention or clear strategies for long-term stabilization, state-building or development. The US-led international coalition failed to ‘find’ Al-Qaeda in the short term and …

• A retrospective five-year autopsy based study of suicide in Punjab province of Pakistan

  Open Access•Arif Malik, Arif Rasheed Malik et al.•ARTICLE•BMC Public Health•2025

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  This retrospective review of suicide autopsy cases in five districts of the Pakistan Punjab showed that poisoning was the most common means of suicide, particularly with paraphenylenediamine hair dye. There is need for systematic collection of such data from all districts across Pakistan, which can lead to the development of a national suicide registry. This will allow official reporting of suicide deaths on a national level to help guide develop…

Accountability (1 obra) · Authoritarianism (1 obra) · Autopsy (1 obra) · Biostatistics (1 obra) · Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance (1 obra) · Democracy (1 obra) · Environmental health (1 obra) · Epidemiology (1 obra) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (1 obra) · Gun Ownership and Violence Research (1 obra)