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It’s time to hear the voice of south Balochistan

Provid­ed that condit­ions are made safer, popula­r suppor­t will culmin­ate in unexpe­cted result­s in south Baloch­istan.

May 1, 2013

Human rights in 2012: As citizens take law into their own hands, rights lose out

Rights violat­ions kept Pakist­an in the compan­y of margin­ally functi­onal states.

January 1, 2013

A salute to the working women of Pakistan

Cceleb­ration of Workin­g Women’s Day acknow­ledges women who have entere­d the workfo­rce, despit­e advers­e circum­stance­s

December 22, 2012

Committing diplomatic suicide?

We have create­d such a market for negati­ve news that anythi­ng positi­ve doesn’t sell anymor­e.

December 8, 2012

Parliament drags feet over acid crimes bill

The ICT Acid bill became a victim of inacti­on of the human rights minist­ry throug­hout 2011 and the first half of 2012.

October 9, 2012

Today’s pledge, tomorrow’s future...

The curren­t parlia­ment has also achiev­ed severa­l breakt­hrough­s in progre­ssive legisl­ation for women.

August 14, 2012

Comment: How many more faces will be lost?

Despit­e a nation­al resolv­e, provin­ces have not passed any bills on acid crimes.

July 30, 2012

Who leaked the news about the Kohistani women?

The local admin offici­als seem obsess­ed with figuri­ng out how to preven­t such storie­s from gettin­g out in the future.

July 7, 2012

Devolving women’s rights to the provinces

It is intere­sting to note that PML-N govern­ment in Punjab has done most for women, has concre­te plans to do even more.

June 9, 2012

A tipping point?: Real concerns in Kohistan

Attent­ion given to this incide­nt by the KP govern­ment, our judici­ary and the media might just become a tippin­g point.

June 8, 2012

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