ISLAMABAD – The relatives of missing persons on Tuesday staged a protest demonstration against the alleged illegal abduction of their near and dear ones here in front of the United
KOHAT, April 10: The local Taliban have reportedly issued a ‘decree’, ‘banning’ secondary education for girls. They have also been threatening the headmistress of a girls school with dire consequences
* Report says 256 children missing, only 46 recovered ISLAMABAD: Children are most vulnerable to abduction and their recovery rate is very low, said a report compiled by the Centre
LAHORE (April 11 2007): A member of Lahore High Court Bar Association has issued a legal notice to Federal Tourism Minister Nilofar Bakhtiar and asked her for an apology from
KARACHI: A letter threatening action against female athletes taking part in the 30th national games being held in the city, has been distributed over the last two days. The letter
KHAIRPUR: A man killed his wife and her alleged paramour in village Sobdar Jatoi in the limits of Wagan police station on Tuesday. Ali Haider Mugheri shot dead his wife
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