Bill against honour killing presented
ISLAMABAD – The government on October 21, presented in the National Assembly a bill on honour killing, seeking to amend the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860 , and enhance punishment for
ISLAMABAD – The government on October 21, presented in the National Assembly a bill on honour killing, seeking to amend the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860 , and enhance punishment for
ISLAMABAD – A law on honour killing would be passed soon to help control the crime, said Wasi Zafar, the federal law minister. “The Law Ministry would submit its report
ISLAMABAD – Many policy recommendations and advisory reports by the National Commission on the Status of Women (NCSW) have been laying pending for approval by the board members because of
ISLAMABAD – Five women members of the National Assembly have been elected chairpersons to various standing committees in the national assembly. These women include: Fizza Junejo Defence Production, Noor Jehan
KASUR – Four people abducted a housewife along with her two daughters, took away cash, gold and later raped one of the girls in Kasur at Bhagokey Araian village, Kanganpur.
KARACHI – The Council of Pakistan Newspaper Editors (CPNE) rejected the contents of the letter of Information Ministry addressed to CPNE at its Standing Committee meeting on Thursday and decided
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