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arbitrary power

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See: compulsion, force


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The reforms include allowing political activities in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), setting up an appellate tribunal, curtailing arbitrary powers of political agents, giving people right to appeal and bail, excluding women and children from the territorial responsibility clause and envisaging audit of accounts by the auditor general.
I know there are rules, but officials in such positions of arbitrary power - always and everywhere - should also apply this test to their actions: "How would this look in my local paper?
The blood of the demonstrators, their tears and their sweat will not have been shed in vain, but put at the service of the people struggling against arbitrary power," he said.
 
 
 
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