Tag: Human rights
Rights Watch | 18th August 2022
The Lahore High Court on Wednesday assisted a mother in recovering her minor son from the illegal custody of her husband, who is employed as a domestic worker at the residence of Khawar Manika.
Rights Watch | 21st July 2022
Two sisters of former Special Assistant to the Sindh Government, Ismail Dahiri, told reporters on Wednesday that their brother was planning to kill them in order to gain possession of their share of inherited property.
Rights Watch | 20th July 2022
An American woman was allegedly gang-raped by her tour guide and his two accomplices at Fort Munro in Dera Ghazi Khan on July 17. Two including the prime suspect have been arrested so far.
Rights Watch | 18th July 2022
A-Division police on Sunday arrested a motorcyclist who made sexually explicit gestures at a woman traveling via rickshaw after the victim uploaded a video of the incident to social media.
Rights Watch | 16th July 2022
Police on Friday arrested one Obaidullah for killing his four-year-old daughter some days ago. The suspect told police he suspected she was an illegitimate child as she was born premature
Rights Watch | 15th July 2022
Mobina Town police on Thursday registered a case under Section 7 of the Anti-Terrorism Act against a man accused of murdering his wife and boiling her body in a pot in Karachi's Gulshan-e-Iqbal on Wednesday.
Rights Watch | 14th July 2022
A married woman and three unmarried teenagers were kidnapped in three separate incidents in Taxila's Wah area on Wednesday. Police have yet to trace the missing women and no suspects have been arrested so far.
Rights Watch | 5th July 2022
One Allah Ditta, a resident of Basti Bahadurka in Bahawalnagar, strangled his 17-year-old college-going daughter dead for objecting to his bringing strange women over to their home.
Rights Watch | 2nd July 2022
A young man and his friends murdered his mother, a local political leader, and her alleged paramour for 'honour' in Jacobabad on Friday. Police believe the suspects have escaped to Balochistan.
Rights Watch | 1st July 2022
The Jeay Sindh Qaumi Mahaz (JSQM), along with the Hindu community and civil society organizations held a protest against the June 28 abduction of an eight-year-old son of a Hindu trader and non-cooperation of police in registering a case.