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Category: Human Rights

Quaid-e-Azam stance on minority rights in Pakistan
On Quaid-e-Azam’s birthday, a tribute to Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s enduring commitment to minority rights, constitutional protection in Pakistan.
Outrage After a Politician Assaults a Visually Impaired Girl in Jabalpur
A BJP leader's Jabalpur Assault on a visually impaired girl sparks outrage and calls for justice before Christmas.
Greta Thunberg Arrested During London Protest Over Gaza Strike
The protest in London resulted in her arrest under the Terrorism Act, sparking global debate on the right to demonstrate.
Afghan journalists crisis after Taliban take over
A Paris rally warns Afghan journalists face arrest, persecution, and exile as UN and press groups document a deepening media freedom crisis.
UN report highlights worsening Afghan women rights
UN warns Afghan women and girls are “losing out most” under Taliban rule, facing severe rights restrictions, exclusion, and deepening inequality.
The Patna Incident: A Question of Dignity and Minority Rights
The impact of the Patna hijab incident can be seen on minority rights and women's professional safety in India.
Bondi Beach attack kills 12; Muslim citizen disarms attacker, saving many lives.
Pakistan expressed deep sorrow over the Bondi Beach terrorist attack. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said Pakistan stands in full solidarity with Australia, its people, and the injured.
UN Expert Alleges 'Inhumane' Detention Conditions for Imran Khan
UN expert Alice Jill Edwards urges Pakistan to end former PM Imran Khan's reported "inhumane" solitary confinement, citing unverified claims.
ICC political pressure on issuing Israel warrants over war crimes
ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan exposes UK and US political pressure to block arrest warrants for Israel’s leaders, including Benjamin Netanyahu.
UN warns of worsening Afghanistan humanitarian crisis
UN warns the Afghanistan humanitarian crisis is worsening, with rising hunger, severe rights curbs & regional tensions under Taliban rule.
Over 111,000 Afghan refugees returned from Pakistan, Iran, and Türkiye in one month amid deportations and resettlement efforts.
At least 21 killed and dozens injured as a passenger bus falls into a deep gorge in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Pakistan observes the 88th death anniversary of Allama Iqbal with nationwide tributes, ceremonies, and remembrance events.
Pakistan is portrayed as an emerging global peace and stability center inspired by Iqbal’s vision and recent diplomatic role.
Saudi Arabia transfers $1 billion to Pakistan as second tranche of $3 billion deposit deal, boosting foreign reserves.
Shehbaz Sharif and EU Council President Antonio Costa discuss Middle East tensions and regional peace in a phone call.
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