ISLAMABAD: Federal Shariat Court (FSC) on Tuesday reserved its verdict on petitions challenging Women Protection Law adopted by the Parliament in 2006. A three-member bench of FSC comprising Chief Justice
Abdul Hameed Hayatan, 26, popularly known as Lala Hameed Baloch, reporter and photographer of daily “Karachi” and “Tawar” and “Royal TV” and the President of Baloch National Movement (BNM) Gwadar
Tassaduq Hussain Gillani Exposing the tribal and feudal barriers for women in Pakistani society, the court observed in Humaira’s case (which has already been discussed in this series): “Male chauvinism,
The writer is a PML-Q MNA [email protected] Whilst traveling from Islamabad to Karachi for an event commemorating literacy graduates in Thatta, I came across a news item on a school
By Raja Asghar ISLAMABAD: Amid noises of the opposition and some volatile allies, the government told the Senate on Tuesday it would stand up to a “powerful lobby” opposing general
By Mubarak Zeb Khan ISLAMABAD: The absence of PML-N and MQM representatives paved the way for the reformed general sales tax and flood surcharge bills to get through the Senate
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