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Norwegian Journalist’s Instagram Account Suspended After Attempt to Question Modi on Press Freedom
120 Acres in West Bengal’s Sensitive “Chicken Neck” Corridor Handed to Centre as Questions Rise Over Modi Government and Adani Links
KP CM’s Governance Failures Masked Behind Highway Blockades
Attacks on Development Projects and Civilians Expose BLA’s Anti-Balochistan Agenda
155 Days Since UN Deadline on Indus Waters Treaty: India Faces Questions Over Compliance

Category: Human Rights

Tourist deported India Pakistan praise

Tourist Expelled from India After Praising Pakistan’s Hospitality

India expels tourist after praising Pakistan’s hospitality, sparking backlash and raising concerns over free speech and tolerance.
  • Human Rights, India, Pakistan, Politics, World
Cross-border firing in Bajaur kills women and children

Deadly Cross-Border Firing in Bajaur Leaves Women and Children Among Victims

Cross-border firing in Bajaur killed women and children, injured civilians, and damaged homes, sparking outrage and security concerns.
  • Human Rights, Pakistan, Security, South Asia
TTP violence North Waziristan civilians

TTP Atrocities Intensify in North Waziristan as Civilians and Women Face Growing Threats

TTP violence escalates in North Waziristan as civilians and women face attacks, looting, and growing insecurity in local areas.
Afghan Hazara community crisis

Afghan Hazara Community Faces Century of Persecution, Political Exclusion and Identity Crisis

Afghan Hazara community faces decades of persecution, political exclusion, and identity crisis amid ongoing marginalization in Afghanistan.
Kabul civilian facility legal dispute

Kabul Rehabilitation Center Dispute Raises Questions Over Military Use of Civilian Facilities and International Law

Kabul rehabilitation center dispute raises concerns over alleged military use of civilian facilities and international humanitarian law.
Turkey supports Afghan girls education

Turkish Province Makes Symbolic Move for Afghan Girls’ Education

A Turkish province appoints an Afghan student as symbolic governor, sending a strong message in support of Afghan girls education.
  • Afghanistan, Education, Human Rights, News
Taliban impose state control over religious preaching in Afghanistan

Taliban Enforce New Preachers Law Tightening State Control Over Religion

Taliban enforce a new preachers law placing religious activity under strict state control, limiting freedom and silencing dissent.
  • Afghanistan, Human Rights, News, South Asia
West Bengal Muslims election controversy

How Were Muslims Targeted in West Bengal, India?

Allegations emerge over voter exclusion and targeting of Muslims in West Bengal elections, raising concerns about electoral fairness in India.
Helmand women education restrictions

Cleric’s Fatwa Against Women’s Education and Work in Helmand Draws Global Reaction

A Helmand cleric’s fatwa against women’s education and work sparks global criticism and raises concerns over rights in Afghanistan.
  • Afghanistan, Education, Human Rights, Opinion
Kashmir Mughal family tragedy missing brother encounter

Kashmir Mughal Family Tragedy: One Brother Killed, Another Still Missing in Separate Incidents

A Kashmir family faces decades-long tragedy as one brother is missing and another killed in an alleged encounter in 2026 report.
  • Human Rights, Kashmir, South Asia
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