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17,000 child abuse cases reported nationwide in 2025
Se[tember 15, 2026 By Hashir Ahsan ISLAMABAD An important meeting of the Senate Standing Committee on Human Rights was held…
Balochistan: At least 48 coal miners killed in six incidents this year
Most of the deaths were caused by methane-gas exposure, while workers and families continue to face unsafe mines, weak oversight…
Pishin: Bodies of 5 Punjab residents recovered after attack and dispatched to families
August 25, 2026 By Hafiz Ullah Storai Sherani ISLAMABAD Five people were killed and one…
2 coal miners killed, 4 unconscious in Duki gas leak; Rs2m compensation handed over to 34 deceased miners’ families
August 24, 2026 By Hafiz Ullah Storai Sherani ISLAMABAD A tragic incident occurred in the…
Balochistan: 6 killed, including 4 labourers; Security forces claim killing 37 militants in various operations
August 22, 2026 By Hafiz Ullah Storai Sherani ISLAMABAD Police sources have informed that the bodies of four labourers and three others who were severely injured were brought to the…
Grieving Quetta father awaits promised job after son’s martyrdom amid rising unrest
August 21, 2026 By Hafiz Ullah Storai Sherani QUETTA Muhammad Javed sits broken-hearted looking at a picture of his 26-year-old son, Muhammad Sadiq. The hands that helped raise his son…
Balochistan Home Minister blames ‘external funding’ for unrest; Asserts firm stance against militancy
August 19, 2026 By Hafiz ullah Storai Sherani ISLAMABAD Pakistan's largest province by area, yet politically and economically the most sensitive, Balochistan is once again under discussion due to a…
Balochistan paralyzed by curfews and internet blackouts amid security escalation
August 10, 2026 By Hafizullah Storai Sherani ISLAMABAD Once again Balochistan is plagued by fear, uncertainity as authorities have suspended mobile signals, internet, and communication networks across the province including…
Under Attack: Press freedom shrinks in Balochistan amid PECA misuse
August 4, 2026 By Bismillah Jan QUETTA Right activists and journalists have accused the Balochistan government, and other authorities including law enforcement agencies, politicians, bureaucrats, and federal institutions, of being…
Six abducted labourers killed in Turbat, bodies recovered
July 30, 2026 By Rehan Piracha LAHORE: The bodies of six people have been recovered from the Nasirabad area of Turbat tehsil in Balochistan's Kech district and shifted to hospital…
Deadly attacks in Balochistan spark protests, amid growing security concerns
Two attacks within one day of each other - one in Hanna Urak and the other an attack on the Mangi Dam project - both…
52 days and Counting: Family of abducted Sindhi writer Saeed Ahmed Memon pleads for his safe return
It has been 52 days since armed men abducted retired civil servant and Sindhi writer, Saeed Ahmed Memon, on a Balochistan highway while he was…
HRCP is deeply concerned by the recently proposed Punjab Control of Habitual Offenders and Anti-Social Behaviour Bill, which appears to confer sweeping powers on the executive to impose intrusive restrictions on individuals without adequate judicial oversight or due-process
The role of Kashmir migrants in Azad Jammu & Kashmir’s political system remains one of the most debated issues in AJK politics.
In this episode of Rights Watch, former Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee and Member of the AJK Legislative Assembly Abdul Majid Khan responds
In this episode of Know Your Rights, we explore inheritance laws in Pakistan and examine how assets are distributed among legal heirs under the law. We break down the principles governing inheritance, including the division of property, businesses, financial assets, and other
Why do acid attacks continue to occur in Pakistan, and should acid be available for domestic use at all?
In this episode of Rights Watch, we examine the growing debate around acid regulation, acid attacks, and public safety. Our guest, Gul Hasan of the Punjab Women Protection
Lawyers question legal basis of life sentence in Mahrang Baloch case
In a recent podcast on her official YouTube channel, senior journalist Munizae…
Quetta: After 14 years, this domestic violence survivor found the courage to speak out
Married for 14 years and mother to three children, a 30-year-old domestic…
BYC protesters beaten, arrested as sit-in against Mahrang’s conviction dispersed
A police crackdown on a Baloch Yekjehti Committee (BYC) sit-in in Quetta…
Partial shutdown grips Balochistan after conviction of BYC leaders
A shutter-down strike was partially observed across Balochistan on Wednesday in protest…
“GBV reflects the mindset of our society” Aurat March protests over acid throwing
A protest was organised in front of the Islamabad Press Club by…
Left Out Again?: Balochistan’s lawmakers reject federal budget as province loses Rs56billion from its own development funds
Balochistan received a budget — but not the one its people needed.…
Poisoned by the Cure: How a broken health system is infecting Balochistan’s sickest children with HIV
In Balochistan's largest hospital, children with thalassemia are contracting HIV through unsafe…
Transport paralysis deepens in Balochistan as wheel jam strike enters full effect
Balochistan’s national highways and transport network remain at a standstill as a…
Missing NCA student Mehrab Khalid returns home after weeks-long disappearance
Mehrab Khalid, a student at the National College of Arts who was…
Dispute Emerges Over Deaths of BNP-M Leaders as Police Cite Clash and BNP Alleges Rights Violations
Police, BNP Offer Conflicting Accounts of BNP-M Leaders’ Deaths
Dr Mahnoor’s acid attack highlights rising vulnerability of female health workers in Balochistan.
The acid attack on Dr Mahnoor Nasir, a young female postgraduate doctor…
On a day the world remembers child victims, Pakistan’s children remain invisible
June 4, 2026 Hafiz ullah Storai Sherani ISLAMABAD A narrow X ray…