Apr 22 2018 – Lahore gathering (upcoming)
Apr 08 2018 – Peshawar jalsa
Apr 05 2018 – Haqqania visit
Video shows PTM’s Manzoor Pashteen and Ali Wazir appear in Darul Uloom Haqqania Akora Khattak on ‘Dastar Bandi’, sort of graduation ceremony of students of religious seminary, 3 days after similar ceremony attacked in Kunduz, Afghanistan, in which 100 ppl, mostly children, died pic.twitter.com/M72ItufSM7
— Khalid khi (@khalid_pk) April 5, 2018
Speaking today at a graduation ceremony in Jamia Dar al-Ulum Haqqania, Manzoor Pashteen touched upon the issues of missing people.He stated that as it can be seen on social media, many mothers are holding pictures of their missing loved ones, pleading for their release.
— Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM)/پښتون ژغورنې غورځنګ (@PashtunTM_Offi) April 5, 2018
Mar 11 2018 – Quetta jalsa
Mar 10 2018 – Qila Saifullah jalsa
Mar 09 2018 – Zhob jalsa
Feb 10 2018 – Islamabad sit-in ends
Government issues a written statement acceding to several of the demands of the sit-in.
“In the backdrop of meetings with military high-ups, the 10-day long sit-in by Pakhtun Qaumi Jirga eventually ended on Saturday after Amir Muqam, advisor to prime minister on political affairs, appeared before the protesters with a written agreement to materialise all their demands.” (LINK)
Feb 07 2018 – Tribal elders attempt to end sit-in
Tribal elders unilaterally attempt to end sit-in and leave Wednesday (Feb 07) morning. A 15-member delegation of the Mehsud tribe met with the prime minister on Tuesday night and presented their demands. Following assurances, the elders call for an end to the protest. Manzoor Pashteen and other organizers, refuse. (LINK)
Feb 01 2018 – Islamabad sit-in begins
Hashtags in use: #PashtunLongMarch
Jan 26 2018 – Pashtun Long March begins
“The Pashtoon long march began from Dera Ismail Khan to pressurise the government to accept their five demands. The marchers who set out on foot on January 2 reached Islamabad National Press Club on February 1 after passing through various districts of Darra Adam Khel, Pashawar, Charsada, Mardan, Swabi and Tarnol.” (LINK)
