HumanRights

'We attach no value to it,' says Indian foreign ministry spokesperson Randhir Jasiwal

Recommends increased access to utilities, social services for residents of IDP camps

According to Amnesty, the Kingdom had already executed 100 people this year

Reiterate importance of engagement with India, Pakistan on the matter

Congresswoman says issue will be included in future hearings in US; New Delhi sharply criticises Ilhan’s visit

Myanmar military’s Commander-in-Chief Min Aung Hlaing and other leaders were accused of extrajudicial killings

Pu Zhiqiang faces a maximum of eight years in jail on charges of "inciting ethnic hatred"

HRCP’s Zohra Yusuf on Pakistan’s negligible role in protecting human rights

Compensation to be pain to nine students following the October 29 protest

Anastasia Lin says she was punished for speaking up against human rights violations

Her partner, also a migrant worker, was given a lesser punishment of 100 lashes on account of being single

The UN condemned new restrictions on refugees that have left around 1,000 migrants stuck

Security forces recently killed 28 members of a group that carried out a deadly attack at a coal mine in Aksu

President Ashraf Ghani ordered a probe into the stoning in a Taliban-controlled area just outside Firozkoh

Al Nimr was arrested in 2012 at the age of 17 in the largely Shia province of Qatif

The legislation calls on the interior ministry to establish a database on all Kuwait's 1.3 million citizens

Policy dialogue debates what quality of free education is possible.

Says federal government violating Pakistan's human rights through bad governance and corruption.

Men’s participation essential to prevent abuse.

Graduates from The University of Sydney shared their views about research conducted on human rights issues.

Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar claimed that the government was taking steps for substantial reforms.

Lawmakers condemn demolition of Shri Rama Pir Mandir in Soldier Bazaar.

Organisations get ready to celebrate Human Rights Day today.

This move should be seen as a step in the positive direction for promoting democracy in our country.

Petitioner argues schools should teach human rights "to promote peace".

Speakers at seminar say Pakistanis must react more rationally to insults to Islam.

A charity worker from Sweden, Almby had devoted 40 years of her life to Pakistan, its people in philanthropic deeds.

Petitioner appeals to court to direct federal and provincial governments to teach human rights in schools.

Draft law to include introduction of Human Rights as a subject in schools.

HRCP Chairperson Zohra Yusuf demanded the arrests and prosecution of those responsible.