Women seek protection
July 14, 2009
KHAIRPUR: Police on Monday presented two married women before a court, saying the women sought police protection after they feared they would be killed on the charge of Karo-Kari. The
KHAIRPUR: Police on Monday presented two married women before a court, saying the women sought police protection after they feared they would be killed on the charge of Karo-Kari. The
By Tahir Siddiqui KARACHI: A 35-year-old man surrendered himself to the police shortly after he slaughtered his two infant daughters at his house in Landhi on Monday, witnesses and police
HYDERABAD: A mother of three was subjected to criminal assault in the area of Tando Yousuf police station, according to an FIR lodged on Monday. The victim’s husband Zulfikar said
Karachi: The best journalism is there to transform society, attitude, politics, and economics and change the system, said National Endowment for Democracy (NED) Programme Officer Wilson Lee while addressing a
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