TV offices attacked in Pakistan
March 5, 2004
On March 02, about 20 rioters broke into the offices of the private GEO TV station and set fire to administrative record, newspapers, and other material, according to Karachi based
On March 02, about 20 rioters broke into the offices of the private GEO TV station and set fire to administrative record, newspapers, and other material, according to Karachi based
KARACHI: Secretary General of the Council of the Pakistan Newspapers Editors (CPNE), Dr. Jabbar Khattak, has announced that an emergency meeting of the standing committee of CPNE will be held
ISLAMABAD: Chairman Senate Mohammadmian Soomro has said that present government would support tabling of the controversial Hudood Ordinance in the Parliament to repeal the objectionable clauses. If any party presented
Editorial… It is indeed shocking that most political parties in lower Dir in the NWFP have decided not to field women candidates for the local bodies by-elections scheduled toward the
KARACHI, March 5: The Amnesty International on March 2, 2004 launched a two-year-long campaign aimed at end to violence against women. Speaking at a press conference at the Karachi Press
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