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Category: Human Rights

Pakistan Joins Global Flotilla to Break Gaza Siege, Calls for End to Humanitarian Crisis
Pakistan’s participation in the Global Sumud Flotilla to Gaza is a symbolic and practical effort to deliver humanitarian aid and protest the Israeli blockade.
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar Arrives in Saudi Arabia for OIC Meeting on Palestine, Reaffirms Support
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar arrives in Jeddah to attend the OIC meeting to call for an independent Palestinian state and unhindered humanitarian aid.
UN Declares First-Ever Famine in Gaza Amid Humanitarian Collapse
UN confirms Gaza famine, marking the first official declaration in Mideast.
A US State Department contractor adjusts Pakistan national flag in Washington, US, on February 19, 2015. [IC: REUTERS/File].
Pakistan rejects US human rights report as “selective,” saying it ignores security concerns and ongoing reform progress.
Netanyahu Outlines Gaza ‘End Stage’ Amid Mounting Civilian Toll
Netanyahu says 70–75% of Gaza is under Israeli control, vows to dismantle Hamas, sets five conditions to end the war.
Al Jazeera Journalists Among Five Killed in Israeli Strike on Gaza City
An Israeli airstrike killed five Al Jazeera journalists in Gaza, including prominent correspondent Anas Al-Sharif. The network condemns the attack; Israel alleges a Hamas link.
International Condemnation and Protests Follow Israel's Gaza City Plan
The UN and other international stakeholders condemn Israeli security cabinet’s decision to take over Gaza City.
Israel Launches Airstrikes on Syria’s Defence HQ and Suwayda Amid Druze Conflict
Israel conducted airstrikes on Damascus’s defense ministry and Suwayda after renewed Druze–government clashes. Regional and global responses follow.
Kashmir Martyrs Remembered: A Day of Reverence and Resistance
Kashmir Martyrs’ Day observed through national events and global unity, as Pakistan reiterates its unwavering support for Kashmiris’ right to self-determination.
Pakistan Labels U.S. Commission Hearing as Politically Motivated
Pakistan rejects upcoming U.S. comission hearing as politically motivated, calling it a lobby-driven effort to distort facts and pressure the government.
DG ISPR Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry highlights Pakistan’s independent policymaking, decisive counterterrorism operations, and unwavering national defense readiness.
As Pakistan extends support time and again, Kabul’s shifting stance raises a pressing question: where does neighborly trust truly stand?
Killing of Afghan border officer in Pakistan’s counter-terror operation challenges Taliban narrative that TTP is an internal issue of Pakistan.
Pakistan facilitates Afghan repatriation amid social-media claims frame Afghanistan as ‘Dar ul Islam’, echoing past Hijrat parallels.
Islamabad dismisses Zabihullah Mujahid’s claim of military interference as “baseless,” reaffirming unified Afghan policy and urging Kabul to curb cross-border terrorism
Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to establish a joint monitoring and verification mechanism under Türkiye and Qatar’s mediation.
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