A chronology of the Lal Masjid standoff
ISLAMABAD, July 3: Here is a chronology of the Lal Masjid administration’s standoff with the government since the start of 2007: January: Burqa-clad female students from Jamia Hafsa occupy a
ISLAMABAD, July 3: Here is a chronology of the Lal Masjid administration’s standoff with the government since the start of 2007: January: Burqa-clad female students from Jamia Hafsa occupy a
ISLAMABAD, July 3: Reporters and photographers were the worst victims of the crossfire between the personnel of law enforcement agencies and the students of Lal Masjid as one of them
The armed attack on the Khabrain Group of Newspapers in Karachi, in which its main gate, reception and parking area were destroyed, is condemnable in the strongest possible terms. The
One photojournalist was killed and several injured on 3 July 2007 while covering clashes between law enforcement agents and the students of Lal Masjid (Red Mosque) in Pakistan’s capital city,
KHAIRPUR: The District Council Khairpur passed a budget of Rs 4,357,190,444 million for the district for the year 2007-08 on Tuesday. Khairpur Nazim Pir Niaz Shah Jillani, presenting the budget
Karachi:The operation at Lal Masjid and Jamia Hafsa was condemned by women activists who criticised the governmentÃs irresponsibility and late reaction to the issue. They felt that the government responded
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