Tag: Pakistan
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Pakistan: Guterres condemns deadly suicide bombing at Islamabad mosque
In a statement issued by his spokesperson, Secretary-General António Guterres said he condemned the bombing…
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Pakistan: Suppression of Free Speech, Civil Society
(Bangkok) – In 2025, Pakistani authorities deployed vague and overbroad laws to intensify their crackdown on media…
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The Chinese Coal Offer Pakistan Couldn’t Afford But Didn’t Refuse
Planet China: Fourteenth in a series about how Beijing’s trillion-dollar development plan is reshaping the globe—and…
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Pakistan: Open Letter to Prime Minister on Unlawful Detention, Harassment and Deportation of Afghan Refugees
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Pakistan: Twenty-seventh Constitutional Amendment attacks independence of judiciary
Amnesty International states that the Twenty-seventh amendment to the Constitution poses a grave threat to…
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Health for All Begins at the Frontline: A Lady Health Visitor’s Journey to Keeping Pakistan Polio-Free for 25 Years
11 December 2025 Country: Pakistan Author: Saima Asghar Email: Somia.iqtadar@gmail.com Saima Asghar is…
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Pakistan: Drop Charges Against Outspoken Journalist
(Bangkok) – An anti-terrorism court in Islamabad, Pakistan, is scheduled to indict Matiullah Jan, a journalist who has…
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Pakistan: Inclusion of Baloch activists on terrorist watchlist an affront to human rights
Responding to the arbitrary inclusion of 32 individuals, including Baloch activists, as “proscribed persons” under…
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Pakistan: Authorities must protect the right to peaceful protest and lift communications blackout amid Jammu & Kashmir protests
Responding to reports of the deaths of at least nine people, including six protesters and…
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“In Pakistan, surveillance is part of the cost of being a journalist”
Journalists in Pakistan are routinely subject to harassment, arrests and even enforced disappearances. In this…