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What we saw at Aurat March 2020

March 18, 2020 By admin

It’s International Women’s Day and you know what that means. it’s time for the Aurat March! This one in 365 days – 366 during leap years – is when women unite and reclaim public space to raise their voices against injustice, misogyny and to question: patriarchy, what is this behaviour? While the Aurat March is […]

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Save the Children pedophile deported from the UK is arrested after ‘raping 30 kids in Pakistan’

November 14, 2019 By admin

Cops in Rawalpindi say Ayaz has now admitted raping dozens of children and is suspected of using the so-called dark web to circulate sickening child abuse images. The Pakistani-born sex beast was kicked out of Britain 10 years ago after pleading guilty to multiple  child sex charges. Reports now reveal he has been arrested in […]

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ATM thief who went viral dies in police custody

September 8, 2019 By admin

A robber who went viral after a video of him stealing from an ATM in Faisalabad and then sticking his tongue out at the camera surfaced on the social media, died in police custody, Geo News reported on Sunday. The suspect, who was identified as Salahuddin and arrested in Rahim Yar Khan a month after the video […]

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Lynching in Pakistan: His time never came. He was killed. His name was Rehan. He was 15.

September 8, 2019 By admin

He was 15 years old. In some reports, the age is given as 16 or 17. He was skinny, had the sunburnt skin of a child who spent much time outdoors. His hair was styled in that swept-upwards hairdo that young boys and teenagers have everywhere in 2019. There were streaks of gold in his hair, salon-treated […]

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Political abuse of Human rights in Pakistan

July 26, 2019 By admin

Provincial and local governments have arrested journalists and closed newspapers that report on matters perceived as socially offensive or critical of the government or military. Journalists also have been victims of violence and intimidation by various groups and individuals. In spite of these difficulties, the press publishes freely on other matters, although journalists often exercise […]

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HRCP secures release of bonded workers

June 15, 2019 By admin

Lahore/Multan, 14 June. Sixty-three bonded labourers have been recovered from a brick kiln in Basti Pir Ismail near Multan, following a writ petition filed by the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP). In May, HRCP received a complaint from Saghar Hussain, a resident of Basti Pir Ismail, saying that a brick kiln owner in the […]

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Freedom of Expression and Attacks on Civil Society

June 15, 2019 By admin

A climate of fear continues to impede media coverage of abuses both by government security forces and militant groups. Journalists increasingly practiced self-censorship in 2018, after threats and attacks from militant groups. Media outlets came under pressure from authorities to avoid reporting on several issues, including criticism of government institutions and the judiciary. In several […]

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College professor arrested underneath blasphemy fees

A professor of Shah Abdul Latif College, Khairpur, was arrested by the native police underneath blasphemy fees on Wednesday. Prof Sajid Soomro, who can be a author recognized for his books on Sindhi-Mohajir unity, was arrested from his home in Ali Murad Mohalla, Khairpur metropolis. In line with eyewitnesses, police officers in not less than […]

Riots break out in Ghotki over alleged blasphemy by school principal

Law and order of Ghotki and surrounding areas deteriorated on Sunday as people in large numbers took to the streets to protest against an alleged incident of blasphemy. The protests began on Saturday after a first information report of (FIR) was filed against a principal — who is from the Hindu community — of Sindh […]

PAKISTAN 2018 HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT

Us Embassy and Consulates in Pakistan Issued a report on Human Right Activies in Pakistan 2018. Here is its Executive Summary. Full Report link is Also Available EXECUTIVE SUMMARY     Pakistan a federal parliamentary republic. In July the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party won the most National Assembly seats in the general elections, and in August […]

Government of Pakistan must repeal its blasphemy laws

Responding to the reports that Asia Bibi, a Pakistani Christian woman freed from death row in 2018, has left Pakistan and arrived in Canada, Amnesty International’s Deputy South Asia Director Omar Waraich said: “If the news is true, it’s a great relief that Asia Bibi and her family are safe. She should never have been […]

Blasphemy case of Anwar Masih

Anwar Masih, 32, from Lahore (Punjab) was arrested for blasphemy offences on November 28, 2003. He was charged under section 295 and 295-A of Pakistan’s Penal Code. On December 17, 2004, Lahore’s Judicial Magistrate Court in Lahore acquitted him on all counts. Things should have ended there; however, Mr Masih had to go into hiding, […]

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