The other side of justice
September 28, 2007
UNTIL recently, the Indian judiciary was at war with parliament on who was supreme. The confrontation is far from over. Meanwhile, the judiciary has now thrown down the gauntlet to
UNTIL recently, the Indian judiciary was at war with parliament on who was supreme. The confrontation is far from over. Meanwhile, the judiciary has now thrown down the gauntlet to
KARACHI (September 28 2007): The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) is deeply concerned with the gradual but consistent muffling of the media, says a press release. The advice is
I fully condemn the recent abduction and detention of a journalist working for a private news channel. This act is disgusting, shameful and beyond all norms of a civil society.
Karachi:The henious crime committed earlier this month, which claimed the lives of innocent commuters among which were Karachi University students, evoked memories of the 1989 mayhem on campus. The students
QUETTA: A person strangulated his two innocent daughters to death apparently over a dispute with his divorced wife here in Sariab area Thursday morning. The police later arrested the killer
LAYYAH, Sept 27: An eight-year-old girl is being held hostage to the whims of a panchayat – a symbol of an age-old draconian custom which shows how deep-seated is crime
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