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Hazara massacre: Rights activists demand action against militancy
Students launch “Wear humanity Campaign” to promote peace and tolerance.
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Extermination of the Hazara community
Our sectarian extremist outfits must pack up from the country and leave, before the citizens are forced to do so.
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‘Outrage’, indeed!
Isn’t it time that we, all of us Pakistanis, once & for all, removed these killers from our midst by prosecuting...
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Quetta hearing: Malik asked to relay information to security agencies
MNA says 1,500 Hazaras were killed in 13 years, no challan was filed.
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Quetta bombing: 37 injured shifted to Karachi hospitals
One injured woman succumbs to her injuries during the flight.
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Victims of terrorism: Australia offers asylum to 2,500 Hazara families
The asylum to Pakistani Hazara families offered on humanitarian grounds.
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Quetta carnage aftermath: PM Ashraf vows to end ‘perpetual sense of fear’
Urges religious leaders to spread inter-faith harmony across the country.
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Balochistan violence: Targeted operation to continue, cabinet told
Govt will go to any extent to protect Hazara community: PM.
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Crucial condemnation: HRCP urges Zardari to visit Quetta
Such a visit would also reassure the long-suffering Hazaras of government’s commitment to protect them, says HRCP.
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Sectarian violence: ASWJ workers to be released following talks
The arrests were made following target killing incidents in which people from Shia families were shot.
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Last rites: Another massacre, another mass burial
The mass burial brought to an end a three-day sit-in protest by relatives and members of the Hazara community.
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Protesters head back as Quetta families bury the victims
Govt extends Rangers powers for another three months.
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Hazara Town massacre: Agencies warned govt of attack, SC told
President, PM asked to submit response; home secretary, FC commandant summoned in court.
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Stop the genocide
After 5 years of inaction, the civilian government has woken up to the horrific Shia genocide taking place in Pakistan
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Pakistan’s ‘strategic’ backwaters
No one wants to deal with the law and order problem but the Balochistan’s natural resources are just another matter.
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The dead can make things happen
The Hazaras, through their protests, have proven to Pakistan that the dead can be deft negotiators.
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Sindh lawmakers demand Army take over Quetta
Nothing tangible will come out of suspending police personnel and removing the IG, says PML-Q MPA.
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Quetta protesters divided over burials
Relatives not satisfied with steps taken by government, demand immediate implementation.
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Quetta Bombing: SC reviews ISI's new report
According to reports, civil administration completely failed to control the situation.
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Hand over Quetta to the army: Qadri
Dr Tahirul Qadri regrets that Pakistan has become a ‘visa-free’ state for terrorists.
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Quetta operation: LeJ mastermind behind Alamdar blast killed with three others
PM removes senior officials in Quetta including IG Police Balochistan Umar Khatab.
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Attacks on Hazaras: Senators demand briefing on security situation
PM Ashraf, Rehman Malik absent during debate on Quetta blasts.
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High-level huddle: Quetta won’t be handed over to the army
Government also likely to lift Governor Rule in Balochistan, appoint new chief minister.
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No end in sight: Sits-in continue throughout the city amid confusion
Karachi mourns for Hazara killings for third consecutive day.
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Helping hands: People skip work to provide food to protesters
They distributed biryani, strawberry shakes and shawarmas to those who turned up.
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Day 3: Protests reverberate across K-P against Quetta massacre
Shia leaders demanded exemplary punishment for those involved in the attacks.
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Hazara massacre: Protesters continue sit-in for second day
Traffic wardens unable to control situation.
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Hazara town carnage: SC questions role of intelligence agencies
The directed the intelligence agencies to submit their reports.
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Quetta massacre: Hazaras agree to bury dead
Relatives of victims accept govt’s assurances to protect Shia community.
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Violence in the wind
Notably, in Karachi and Quetta, but also elsewhere, we see a complete breakdown in the writ of the state.
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Families of Quetta tragedy victims agree to end protests
Dead will be buried in Quetta at 9 am on February 20.
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Demanding rights is not unlawful, not giving them is: Allama Talib Jauhari
Jauhri expresses solidarity with Hazara community, calls current government 'a sinister democracy.'
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Parliamentary committee to meet protesters in Quetta
The parliamentary group arrived in Quetta at the PM's instruction
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170 suspects nabbed in Quetta operations: BBC
One of the masterminds involved in Quetta bombing also arrested.
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Quetta bombing: Operation should have been conducted against LeJ, says CJ
CJ says it is incomprehensible how the incident took place in the presence of FC.
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Hazaras massacre: Massive traffic gridlock in twin cities as protesters block roads
Angry protesters also beat up motorcyclists, media persons.
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Hazara Town blast: Country-wide protests observed against Hazara killings
Rallies turn violent in Karachi, Islamabad.
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Quetta Blasts: Nawaz slams govt, security agencies for failing to protect
Nawaz Sharif says there is no governance in Balochistan, federal government again proven incompetent.
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Quetta culprits will be brought to justice: PM
ANP, MQM stage walkouts from assembly over the atrocity.
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Pending payments: Court issues arrest warrants against PDA’s director general
Lawyers boycott court proceeding over Hazara killings.
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‘Soft spot for LJ’: ‘Govt must stop backing anti-Shia groups’
Protest against Hazara massacre, doctor’s murder continues at Governor’s House.
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Solidarity with Hazaras over another Quetta atrocity
The events in Quetta have gone far beyond the verbal handling by a lame duck prime minister.
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In solidarity: Day of mourning for Quetta carnage
Hundreds of people, including women and children, protest Hazara killings.
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For the Hazaras: Senate walkouts protest Quetta tragedy
Lawmakers lash out at the failure of governor’s rule in Balochistan.
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In solidarity: Lawyers boycott courts
SHCBA criticised the government for its failure to bring an end to violence in Balochistan.
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Hazara Town carnage: Amidst continuing outrage, SC takes suo motu notice
Protesters insists on army control of Quetta; PM forms six-member delegation.
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Residents take to the streets in support of not only the Hazaras, but all of humanity
Police admit they may have reacted if the group had marched to Bilawal House.
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SC takes suo motu notice of Quetta carnage
Supreme Court to commence hearings on Quetta killings tomorrow
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Imran Khan condemns Lashkar-e-Jhangvi for attack on Hazaras
PTI chief demands chief justice take suo motu notice of attack on Hazara Shia community in Quetta.
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Army should take over to end Balochistan violence: Shia cleric
Maulana Amin Shaheedi demands army intervention, self-defence and target operations in Balochistan.