Tag: TTP

UN Special Rapporteurs have urged the Pakistan Government to investigate a 'kill list' published on Facebook by TTP and provide details of its response in connection with Usman Kakar's death and threats to journalists Gul Bukhari and Fazal ur Rehman Afridi and former Senator Farhatullah Babar. The government has 60 days to respond, failing which all communications will be made available in a report presented to the UN Human Rights Council. The UN rapporteurs have also urged measures to prevent harm to the individuals named on the list.

The US State Department in its report warns that the banned Tehreek Taliban Pakistan aims to push the Government of Pakistan out of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province and establish Sharia by waging a terrorist campaign against the Pakistani military and state.

Torkham Border Closure Leaves 7,000 Trucks Stranded with Perishable Goods   The Pak-Afghan Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry has reported that the Torkham border has...

Gilgit-Baltistan Senior Minister Colonel Ubaidullah Baig issues clarification on TTP statement.

Pakistan’s Global Hunger Index ranking low Welthungerhilfe and Concern Worldwide have listed Pakistan amongst the top 25 countries facing food insecurity, however noting some improvement...

Residents and civil society representatives have held demonstrations in Kabal and Khaza Khela areas to voice their concern at a possible reemergence of Taliban militants in Swat.

A key commander of the Tehrek-e-Taliban Pakistan, Abdul Wahab Larrak, was assassinated by unknown motorcyclists in Kandhar, Afghanistan.

"بھتہ کی ادائیگی میں تاخیر پر پشاور انڈسٹریل سٹیٹ کے ایک یونٹ مالک کو نامعلوم لاش کا تحفہ موجودہ حکومت باہر کے انوسٹر کو ملک میں لانے کے دعوے کرر ہی ہے لیکن اپنے انوسٹر کو محفوظ ماحول دینے میں ناکام ہے،" پشاور کے صنعتکار کا شکوہ

"بھتہ کی ادائیگی میں تاخیر پر پشاور انڈسٹریل سٹیٹ کے ایک یونٹ مالک کو نامعلوم لاش کا تحفہ موجودہ حکومت باہر کے انوسٹر کو ملک میں لانے کے دعوے کرر ہی ہے لیکن اپنے انوسٹر کو محفوظ ماحول دینے میں ناکام ہے،" پشاور کے صنعتکار کا شکوہ

“Our family’s happiness died with them,” says Tufail Tariq, who lost two brothers in the tragic APS attack. Seven years on, he and his younger brother Sohail are still too traumatized to continue with their studies