A hope for human rights
By: MIAN ASAD MAHMUD The need for upholding and propagating human rights in Pakistan is dire. The country is going through an unprecedented political and humanitarian turmoil. But the ray
By: MIAN ASAD MAHMUD The need for upholding and propagating human rights in Pakistan is dire. The country is going through an unprecedented political and humanitarian turmoil. But the ray
By: KHUDAYAR MOHLA ISLAMABAD: Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry revealed that over 1.6 million cases are pending in the district and the superior courts by August 15, 2012. Addressing the
By: Kashif Zafar BAHAWALPUR: Local police have recovered a haul of British-era artifacts – including statues, weapons and utensils – which were stolen from a palace of the Nawab of
By: Jalil Ahmed ISLAMABAD: Journalists, who in the years gone by laid the foundation of the government-funded Associated Press of Pakistan (APP), today remain unappreciated by the news agency’s management.
By: Tazeen Javed After being hit by torrential rains and consequent floods that devastated the country in 2010 and 2011, one would have thought that the government of Pakistan and
ISLAMABAD: A 20-year-old woman was allegedly raped after being tortured by her own father on September 5. A repeat of this episode took place on Friday. However, it was on
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