Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF)Report On Threats/violence against musicians & attacks on music shops 2000-2011 Executive Summary This report is outcome of data collected on the attacks, threats and violence against
A banned militant organization “Baloch Musallah Defa Army” (BMDA) threatened six journalists belonging to Khuzdar district of Pakistan’s southern Balochistan province on November 25, 2011. According to press reports Mir
Ehsan Kohati, a senior reporter for “Waqt News” TV channel, received bullet wounds while covering a Muharram rally, on November 27, 2011, in Karachi, the capital city of Sindh province
KARACHI: Karachi University (KU) announced on Sunday that admission in Centre of Excellence for Women Studies will start from Monday November 28, 2011. According to Director Women Studies Prof Nasreen
Islamabad: Female parliamentarians from provincial assemblies have demanded 10% mandatory quota for women on general seats to mainstream them in electoral processes before the next elections. They were addressing a
CHAKWAL: `Honour` feud claimed the life of a four-year-old girl here early Sunday, sources and relatives said. Humaina Mudassir was sleeping with her aunt Naureen Rafi when two persons stormed
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