Six Pakistani women
September 8, 2008
Is it true that Pakistanis find it easier to condemn those unlawful and gruesome acts committed by a defiant superpower than those committed by Pakistani citizens? Six Pakistani women have
Is it true that Pakistanis find it easier to condemn those unlawful and gruesome acts committed by a defiant superpower than those committed by Pakistani citizens? Six Pakistani women have
PESHAWAR: The Alliance for Protection of Human Rights (APHR) has expressed concern over the burial of five women alive in Balochistan. During a meeting, attended by the representatives of the
ISLAMABAD: The government is considering increasing the job quota for women in federal and provincial departments from 10 to 20 percent, sources told Daily Times on Sunday. They said the
SHIKARPUR, Sept 7: The Naparkot police registered an FIR on Sunday against an influential person and four others for holding a jirga in Ali Mohammad village on Friday. The orders
SHEIKHUPURA, Sept 7: Police have booked three men for abducting and raping a girl for seven days at Manjkalan village on Sunday. Reports said the accused, Babar, Shehbaz and Zahoor,
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