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Rashid Khan, Mohammad Nabi criticize Afghan Taliban regime over women rights

Pakistan shows slight improvement in Rule of Law Index, ranks 129th

Over 370m girls, women worldwide experience childhood sexual assault, says UN report

HRCP chairperson released after brief detention: report

U.S. gives mixed signal to Pakistan over military operations in Afghanistan

Pakistan slams UNSC for ignoring Hindutva terrorism, people’s plight in Palestine, Kashmir

Pakistan rejects US State Dept’s country report on human rights practices

Pakistan failing to punish officials for human rights abuses, US govt report says

Illegal foreigners repatriation plan applies to all nationalities: FO

One million Gazans flee as Israel readies for ground attack

How does Mathira see women’s role in children’s upbringing

Pakistan not accountable to any govt over rights violation allegations, says PM Kakar

ATC approves three-day remand of Imaan Mazari

Imaan Mazari re-arrested after court grants her bail in sedition case

Imaan Mazari speaks about her ordeal in jail

Imaan fainted when she was put in van, claims mother Shireen

Terrorism court remands Imaan Mazari into three-day police custody

UK citizens to tattoo human rights declaration’s letters on their bodies

UN body says human rights in Pakistan on upward trajectory

Dozens of US lawmakers urge Biden to raise rights issues with Modi

US State Dept dodges question about human rights abuse in Pakistan

Indian police arrests 5 people for alleged human sacrifice

Punjab government won’t be hindrance to Aurat March in Lahore: minister

Senate committee debates modifying defintion for transgender people

Spanish police arrest father of two women killed in Pakistan

Transgender act was originally for intersex people but it was hijacked: Maria B

Families slam Indonesia’s acquittal over Papua army killings

Bombshell UN Xinjiang report lists China abuse of Muslims

Fault in our stars: “Anxiety queen” Anushka Sharma and “drug enthusiast” Ranbir Kapoor?

Facebook owner Meta releases first human rights report