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Category: Human Rights

Civilian Casualties in Gaza Surge as Hospitals and Journalists Come Under Fire
Civilian casualties in Gaza rise amid conflict and aid blockades, deepening the humanitarian crisis and global concerns.
Contaminated Sweets Kill 3 Children in Nowshera
A family suffered from health problems after consuming food believed to be contaminated, resulting in the death of three siblings in Khyber .
Rachel Speaks Out for Gaza Despite Backlash
'Silence wasn't a choice': Popular children's YouTube star Ms Rachel stands firm in Gaza support ... 'The idea that caring for a group of children
Indian Airstrikes kill 26 civilians, Injure 46 in Pakistan:DG ISPR
26 civilians killed, 46 injured in Indian airstrikes on Pakistan; DG ISPR confirms, calling it a dangerous escalation.
India-Pakistan Conflict: Ceasefire Ends Deadly Escalation
US-brokered ceasefire ends deadly India-Pakistan conflict escalation after Operation Sindoor and Pakistan’s swift retaliation.
Families Fear for Hostages Lives amid Ongoing Gaza Crisis 2025
Families Fear for Hostages Lives amid Ongoing Gaza Crisis 2025
Pakistan Strikes Back in Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos
Pakistan in its strikes destroyed Indian Brahmos missile depot in Beas, Pathankot airfield, and Adampur airbase.
US Gaza Aid Plan 2025 Covers Only 60%, UN Rejects Proposal
The US and Israel unveil a Gaza aid plan 2025 0for 60%; the UN rejects it over security and humanitarian concerns.
Harassment of Issa Amro Highlights Settler Violence in West Bank
The harassment of Issa Amro shows rising West Bank settler violence, fueled by military inaction and political support.
Afghanistan women restrictions
Afghanistan women restrictions could lead to a $920 million loss by 2026, warns UNDP, citing worsening economic conditions.
Taliban denies merging a Pakistan-funded hospital in Kabul, sparking concerns and diplomatic talks with Islamabad.
Tariffs, domestic turmoil, and Russia ties push US–India ties into their sharpest downturn since 1998, with trade and geopolitics at stake.
Pakistan assumes chair of SCO-RATS for 2025–26, pledging stronger regional counterterrorism cooperation and expanded intelligence sharing.
The Indian government is using the threat of cancelling OCIs to silence critics. This must not remain unchallenged.
The treaty is a stunning example of international cooperation but now faces a new enemy in political collapse and climate change.
KP’s Chief Minister announces federal support for direct engagement with Afghanistan despite his passport being blocked.
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