Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Mian Raza Rabbani (Urdu: رضا ربانى; b. 23 July 1953), is a senior senator from the Sindh Province of Pakistan, and the incumbent chairman of the Senate standing committee on National Security and Constitutional reforms, since 2008.After earning degree in Law from the Karachi University, he started his political activism through the PPP platform in 1988; he rose to become a high-ranking member of the central committee of the PPP. After successfully contesting in general elections in 2008, he has been tenuring as the chairman of the parliamentary committee on national security and constitutional reforms; his major constitutional contributions includes his work on the 18th amendment, of which he strongly lobbied for the amendment to be part of the constitution, and later helped reformed and re-evaluate the foreign-domestic policies of the government.Prior to his work in constitutional politics, he is also a leading nationalist–left-wing figure and has extensively written on topics in socialism and left-wing ideas. His credential led to his nomination to the presidency by the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP).. }
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- Raza_Rabbani abstract "Mian Raza Rabbani (Urdu: رضا ربانى; b. 23 July 1953), is a senior senator from the Sindh Province of Pakistan, and the incumbent chairman of the Senate standing committee on National Security and Constitutional reforms, since 2008.After earning degree in Law from the Karachi University, he started his political activism through the PPP platform in 1988; he rose to become a high-ranking member of the central committee of the PPP. After successfully contesting in general elections in 2008, he has been tenuring as the chairman of the parliamentary committee on national security and constitutional reforms; his major constitutional contributions includes his work on the 18th amendment, of which he strongly lobbied for the amendment to be part of the constitution, and later helped reformed and re-evaluate the foreign-domestic policies of the government.Prior to his work in constitutional politics, he is also a leading nationalist–left-wing figure and has extensively written on topics in socialism and left-wing ideas. His credential led to his nomination to the presidency by the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP).".