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HRW accuses Saudi Arabia of repression despite reforms
'Baby steps on women’s rights reforms do not paper over Saudi Arabia’s systemic abuses'
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1,532 cases of enforced disappearances still pending
Commission of Inquiry on Enforced Disappearances shares data with SC, parliamentary panel
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Caught in the crossfire
Where did we lose the August 11 vision of the Quaid? What has become of us?
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On paper only, human rights situation better
Incidents like Mardan lynching eclipse govt efforts at improving our image
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UN warns of 'massive' human rights abuses on Philippines' Mindanao
The UN experts said they had information suggesting that 2,500 Lumads had been displaced since October
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China tells US not to be a 'human rights judge'
Hong Kong-based group Chinese Human Rights Defenders says it welcomes naming of Chinese activist
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Journalists honoured for exceptional reporting on human rights
Award distribution ceremony held at IBA's Centre for Excellence in Journalism
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UN slams 'shocking' killing of disabled Palestinian protester
Ibrahim Abu Thurayeh, who lost both his legs in an Israeli attack a decade ago, was among five Palestinians killed
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Philippines withdraws bid for US grant, says unrelated to rights
The issue of aid has been contentious as of late with almost 4,000 people killed by the police since June last year
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HR institute still on the anvil
Project for creating awareness for human rights yet to be constructed
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Mexico Senate committees pass controversial security bill
The United Nations, Amnesty International and Mexican human rights organizations have all criticized the bill
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UN adopts Pak-sponsored resolution on inter-religious dialogue
Maleeha Lodhi says resolution reflects world’s support for Pakistan's efforts to combat extremism
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China, accused of abuses, hosts human rights forum
Hundreds of activists in China have been detained in the past five years while internet censorship has intensified
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UN pushing sharp increase in migrant returns from Libya
On Tuesday nearly 400 migrants were flown back to Nigeria on two flight from Tripoli
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Two human rights campaigners killed in Philippines
The group was examining cases of peasants apparently being forced off their farms
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Crocodiles, pythons and militias: South Sudan's children risk death for school
Only 700,000 school-aged children out of a total of 2.5 million attend classes, UNICEF says
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Friends and family, not fighters, drive rape scourge in war-torn Congo
IRC: Abuse by partners and family members likely increases in conflict zones because law and order breaks down
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Fake coastguards and taxi cabs fuel Libya's migrant trade
Libya is the main jumping off point for migrants trying to reach Europe by boat
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State Dept revolt: Tillerson accused of violating US law on child soldiers
The signatories to the document were largely senior policy experts with years of involvement in the issues
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Walk held to mark Universal Children’s Day
People from different walks of life participated
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Twenty Chinese Uighurs use blankets to escape Thai cell
Hundreds, possibly thousands, of Uighurs have escaped unrest in Xinjiang
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In DR Congo, fight for sanitation is also a fight for dignity
In the capital Kinshasa, the quality of toilets varies greatly depending on social status
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UN calls on El Salvador to stop jailing women for abortion
UN Human Rights chief called on authorities to review all cases of women detained for offenses related to abortion
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Slaves are in your street, your town, say campaigners from UK to India
Modern day slaves are victims of crimes such as forced labour, debt bondage, sex trafficking, and forced marriage
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Pakistan committed to promote human rights at United Nations
Khawaja Asif presents Pakistan’s national report on Universal Periodic Review before Human Rights Council in Geneva
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From catering to coding, jobs help survivors of slavery to rebuild lives
Work opportunities are helping former slaves to rebuild their lives
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$6 for 38 days work: Child exploitation rife in Rohingya camps
5 per cent of households - or 3,576 families - were headed by a child
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UPR: an opportunity or just an event?
Conclusion of UPR was trivialised as Pakistan refused to accept most of substantial recommendations
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NCHR takes up the case of ‘schizophrenic‘ prisoner
Saleem Ahmad, 63, is accused of murdering his sister in 2001, and was declared mentally healthy in 2002
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Govt committed to ensuring rights of citizens: minister
Apprises EU envoy of the various initiatives taken to protect human rights
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Human rights activists released from Turkish jail
Released activists included Amnesty International's Turkey director
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Civil society prepares 'Charter for Police Reforms'
It was released by human, women and citizens' rights groups
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NCHR representative visits Balochistan
Stresses need to combat rise in cases of 'honour' killings
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‘Exaggerated’ cases: Rights record’s negative portrayal to be challenged
Parliamentary secretary says enemies are making efforts to defame Islamabad
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Justice Project Pakistan stages ‘Intezar’ in Multan
Play was staged as part of 5-city bus tour for public advocacy efforts for World Day Against Death Penalty
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Pakistan review: Report on rights record awaits finishing touches
Report for UPR to be submitted by Nov 15
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Human rights violations: Pakistan attempts to counter negative image
Ministry of Human Rights to hold international conference for the first time
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Senators share anguish over enforced disappearances
Criticise performance of Commission of Inquiry on enforced disappearances
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Rights violations: Increased violence against children stirs concern
Participants stress child protection should be priority in country
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'He said he would be home by midnight': Karachi family pray for safe recovery of missing son
27-year-old Saqib Jamal went missing when his friend's apartment was raided on the second day of Eid
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Egypt blocks Human Rights Watch website amid widespread media blockade
Journalists see the campaign against them as a step toward banning all but the most state-aligned media
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Asylum detainees awarded $56 million in Australia class action
Conditions in the camps have been widely criticised by doctors and refugee advocates
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Women playing pivotal role in national development: minister
Zafarullah Khan says elimination of discrimination against women is government’s top priority
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Gang egging transgender murders her for retaliating
Police register FIR against unidentified persons on complaint of victim's father
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A human rights evaluation
It is valid to say that evaluation is central to human development
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Gadani ship-breaking yard among top hazardous workplaces: NTUF
Labour rights watchdogs visit the yards to review working environment
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The human rights struggle
A senior official of the human rights ministry now reports that progress is slow on virtually every front
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PU VC urges better understanding of human rights
Says Pakistan has great laws, but no implementation
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Motion tabled for protecting transgender rights in K-P assembly
Orakzai says state should take steps to guarantee full legal recognition of a gender reassignment
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Senate’s heavy agenda: Centre to rejig rights panel for GB, AJK
Senator makes pitch for G-B to be given representation in National Assembly, Senate