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Khudi Pakistan
''Khudi'' is a Pakistani social movement run by young, progressive Pakistanis〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.khudipakistan.com/central-executive-committee/ )〕 to counter the spread of extremist ideology within Pakistan, predominantly amongst younger generations of Pakistanis, who now constitute 63% of the total population. Its mission is to counter extremism through the promotion of a democratic culture of healthy debate and discussion.
The movement was established as a response to the current situation in Pakistan where the minority of extremist groups that exist in the country are attempting to monopolise the public discourse of the majority in order to further their own radical agendas. Khudi was founded on the belief that a credible solution to the presence of subversive ideologies can be found through a civil society response that will challenge extremist arguments in the ideas domain.
==Objectives==
Khudi seeks to promote openness, unity and respect for difference within society. At its core, the Khudi movement works to reinforce pride in the history and identity of Pakistan, while upholding the legacy of pluralism, progress and democratic values as passed down by the founder of Pakistan, the Quaid-e-Azam, Mohammed Ali Jinnah.
Khudi has various long-term initiatives that are aimed at encouraging the use of dialogue and discussion as the primary tools for dispute resolution, and to foster a culture of healthy debate amongst the youth. To this end, Khudi organises regular workshops, conferences and debates, as well as partaking in public services and civil society associations and engagements. The key issues that Khudi wishes to address through such initiatives are those of identity, nationalism, democratic governance, women’s rights and regional stability, as the Khudi team believes these areas are integral to the prosperity and progress of Pakistan.
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