Human rights

Turkish parliament speaker says Turkey has not forgotten friendship of Indian Muslims during independence war

The balance between legitimacy and power is extremely complex

Human rights watchdog demands New Delhi to allow access to news and information coming out of IOK

Asrar's death certificate cites 'pellet injury with shell blast injury' as the cause of demise

Deeply concerned about impact of India's recent actions on human rights of Kashmiris: Michelle Bachelet

Pakistan's UN ambassador says Kashmiris need action, not mere words, from world leaders

Assures family of the deceased that justice will be served

Commission pledges to assist all rights defenders individually and in groups

Asks Bosnia to pay institute reparations to survivors of sexual violence during the 1990s conflict

Edgar Joel Aguilar is the 79th journalist killed since 2001 in Honduras

AJK president urges Pakistan to unite world community to resolve Kashmir issue

Author faces social media ire for controversial statement

Provincial minister directed representatives of human rights to make a detailed note regarding promotion of tourism

It is at best naive on the world body’s part if it expects the public at large to buy this stance

UNHCR deputy chief assures support for sporting activities in K-P

Emmanuel Macron urges India and Pakistan to resolve their differences bilaterally

The statements linking the Afghan peace process with the resolution of the Kashmir issue have not gone well

It comes after prolonged negotiations between Sudan's ruling military council and leaders of the protest movement

Not a single woman with disabilities in the federal capital was living in government hostels

If we are unwilling to face our past, confront what is wrong in the present, the future will not be kind to any of us

IS claims responsibility for the bomb attack

The real situation is much more gruesome in scale and in nature of atrocities being committed, says Sardar Masood Khan

FO emphasised the need to end the impunity from accountability enjoyed by the Indian occupation forces

Notes civilian casualties in IOK ‘highest in a decade’

OHCHR report says solution to Kashmir dispute is to grant people of IoK legitimate right to self-determination: FO

Govt and the civil society should join hands to create widespread awareness among children, parents and caregivers

Says what is happening in Xinjiang is education

At UN, Maleeha Lodhi decries India's 'disregard for human life'; says horrific crimes in IoK protected by black laws

Venezuela is reeling from an acute political and economic crisis that has worsened since January

Equating government inaction on climate change to a human rights violation

CSJ executive director said a prosperous and truly sustainable economy is dependent on the quality of civil liberties

The aim of training judges is to ensure that they are aware of legislation that protects rights

Human rights minister says fake news and modern propaganda can be countered by using the truth

Not a slip of tongue, says PPP lawmaker

Bilawal chairs maiden meeting of House committee on human rights

Calls for canceling the lease of mine owners who fail to take necessary steps to ensure colliers' safety

Secretary General Liaquat Baloch says PTI govt has disappointed people

The Muslims are the biggest victims of this bulging hate in India

Oscar-winning actor George Clooney has called for a boycott of luxury hotels owned by Brunei

Forces tens of thousands to flee their homes

Taliban spokesperson says human rights concerns raised by such a criminal state are preposterous and comical

While referring to the West Bank, Gaza Strip and Golan Heights

Despite previous pledges to the UN, Sirisena has not set up any investigation

Says peace, security face perils when international recognized disputes are left to fester

Says hate speech has 'poisoned' debate on crucial challenges like migration

India has always jeopardised peace of the region through its aggressive measures, says human rights minister

According to the UN, nearly one million Uighurs are being held in extrajudicial detention camps in Xinjiang

The decades-old Kashmir struggle is arguably gridlocked today

Reporters Without Borders say the confidential records for the period from 1979-2009 were provided by whistleblowers

Pakistan is a peaceful country and believes in resolving issues through dialogue, says foreign minister