The Weaponization of Blasphemy Laws in Pakistan: A Tool of Persecution Against Religious Minorities
By Shabir Sadiq On January 25, a court in Rawalpindi has sentenced four men to death by hanging for alleged...
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By Shabir Sadiq On January 25, a court in Rawalpindi has sentenced four men to death by hanging for alleged...
In a humble home in New Delhi, far from the rugged mountains of his homeland, resides Daya Singh Anjaan, an...
By Fatima Chaudhary Pakistan’s free speech and journalistic independence are under siege, as draconian legislation tightens its grip on an...
By Nasir Khattak The residents of Gilgit-Baltistan (GB), a picturesque yet impoverished region in northern Pakistan, continue to endure severe...
Bereshna Jabarkhel has devoted her life to education, shaping minds and preserving culture through her work as a teacher. Originally...
By Jalal Pacha In recent years, Europe and the UK have witnessed growing concerns over the actions of specific segments...
By Kadeem Baloch The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC), a civilian group, has called to mark January 25 as the ‘Baloch...
By Fatima Chaudhary The ongoing escalation of terrorism in Pakistan highlights the systemic inefficacies of the country’s military and security...
By Nasir Khattak Pakistan finds itself in a vicious economic cycle, perpetually reliant on international bailouts to avoid default, yet...
By Kadeem Baloch The past decade has witnessed a deteriorating security situation in Pakistan, characterized by a resurgence of militant...