Irish Examiner
Malala hopes peace prize will inspire other girls
Irish Examiner
Nobel peace laureate Malala Yousafzai yesterday offered hope that her prize will inspire young girls around the world to fight for their rights — and to step forward to lead. The 17-year-old girl shot by the Taliban in Pakistan in October 2012 for asserting her ...
A proud momentDAWN.com
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Irish Examiner
Nobel peace laureate Malala Yousafzai yesterday offered hope that her prize will inspire young girls around the world to fight for their rights — and to step forward to lead. The 17-year-old girl shot by the Taliban in Pakistan in October 2012 for asserting her ...
A proud moment
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Govt, PTI move to end deadlock
DAWN.com
ISLAMABAD/LAHORE: After a day filled with frantic consultations and multiple press conferences, the three-month long deadlock between the government and the protesting Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf was broken on Wednesday when the latter accepted the ...
Govt in contact with PTI to fix talks scheduleThe Nation
PTI is ISIS of Pakistan, says Abid SherFrontier Post
Govt, PTI form teams for dialogueGeo News, Pakistan
Daily Times
The Express Tribune
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DAWN.com
ISLAMABAD/LAHORE: After a day filled with frantic consultations and multiple press conferences, the three-month long deadlock between the government and the protesting Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf was broken on Wednesday when the latter accepted the ...
Govt in contact with PTI to fix talks schedule
PTI is ISIS of Pakistan, says Abid Sher
Govt, PTI form teams for dialogue
DAWN.com
Altaf sacks Rabita committee
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KARACHI: Angered by a lack of response by his party's coordination committee to the killing of an office-bearer in Sialkot, Muttahida Qaumi Movement chief Altaf Hussain sent the Karachi- and London-based members of the top decision-making forum packing ...
Transport, business activities as usual in Karachi today, says MQMThe News International
Protests against MQM activist's killing in SialkotThe Nation
Altaf pays tribute to workers over in-unison protestSAMAA TV
Daily Times
The Express Tribune
Pakistan Today
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DAWN.com
KARACHI: Angered by a lack of response by his party's coordination committee to the killing of an office-bearer in Sialkot, Muttahida Qaumi Movement chief Altaf Hussain sent the Karachi- and London-based members of the top decision-making forum packing ...
Transport, business activities as usual in Karachi today, says MQM
Protests against MQM activist's killing in Sialkot
Altaf pays tribute to workers over in-unison protest
Daily Times
With govt-PTI dialogue in view, ECP members' fate under dark clouds
Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: The escalating political tension between Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N)-led federal government and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), triggered by violence in Faisalabad, appeared to have drastically defused on Wednesday, with the ...
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Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: The escalating political tension between Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N)-led federal government and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), triggered by violence in Faisalabad, appeared to have drastically defused on Wednesday, with the ...
New York Times
Tabloid morality gave torture a firm foothold
Brisbane Times
In 2005, I wrote an essay after being shocked to find an advertisement for a book arguing for torture in a literary magazine, The New York Review of Books. It reinforced my belief that torture - the most repugnant of all human practices - was coming back into ...
Zimbabwe implicated in CIA torture programmesNewsDay
Torture and police killings cut from same cloth of injusticePhilly.com (blog)
Dick Cheney Says Senate Torture Report Is 'Full of Crap'TIME
New York Times
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Independent Online
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Brisbane Times
In 2005, I wrote an essay after being shocked to find an advertisement for a book arguing for torture in a literary magazine, The New York Review of Books. It reinforced my belief that torture - the most repugnant of all human practices - was coming back into ...
Zimbabwe implicated in CIA torture programmes
Torture and police killings cut from same cloth of injustice
Dick Cheney Says Senate Torture Report Is 'Full of Crap'
DAWN.com
Balochistan govt criticised by parties in ruling coalition
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QUETTA: Coalition partners in the Balochistan government expressed on Wednesday dissatisfaction over the law and order situation, saying that law-enforcement agencies had failed to curb terrorist attacks, targeted killings, kidnappings for ransom and ...
Law, order issue echoes in Balochistan AssemblyDaily Times
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QUETTA: Coalition partners in the Balochistan government expressed on Wednesday dissatisfaction over the law and order situation, saying that law-enforcement agencies had failed to curb terrorist attacks, targeted killings, kidnappings for ransom and ...
Law, order issue echoes in Balochistan Assembly
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Plan to set up human rights offices in all dists
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LAHORE: Punjab Human Rights Minister Khalil Tahir Sindhu says a summary for establishing offices of human rights and minority affairs in all 36 districts of Punjab has been moved to the government to avert Kot Radha Kishan-like incidents in future. He was ...
Ministerial mantra on Int'l Human Rights DayThe Nation
Human Rights Day: speakers stress the need for changing behaviourDaily Times
The weakest link: 'Minorities have been deprived of fundamental freedoms'The Express Tribune
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DAWN.com
LAHORE: Punjab Human Rights Minister Khalil Tahir Sindhu says a summary for establishing offices of human rights and minority affairs in all 36 districts of Punjab has been moved to the government to avert Kot Radha Kishan-like incidents in future. He was ...
Ministerial mantra on Int'l Human Rights Day
Human Rights Day: speakers stress the need for changing behaviour
The weakest link: 'Minorities have been deprived of fundamental freedoms'
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Dogar challenges special court verdict
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ISLAMABAD: Former Chief Justice Abdul Hameed Dogar filed on Wednesday a petition before the Islamabad High Court (IHC), challenging a special court order implicating him as one of retired General Pervez Musharraf's co-accused in the high treason ...
Dogar moves IHC against Special Court verdictThe Nation
Ex-CJP Dogar challenges SC's decision in Mush treason casePakistan Today
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DAWN.com
ISLAMABAD: Former Chief Justice Abdul Hameed Dogar filed on Wednesday a petition before the Islamabad High Court (IHC), challenging a special court order implicating him as one of retired General Pervez Musharraf's co-accused in the high treason ...
Dogar moves IHC against Special Court verdict
Ex-CJP Dogar challenges SC's decision in Mush treason case
The Nation
Child among two injured in Quetta blast
The Nation
QUETTA : Two people including a child were injured in a bomb blast that ripped through Sariab Road, Quetta, officials said on Wednesday. According to police officials, the blast occurred through an explosive device that was planted in a motorbike.
Four injured in bicycle-bomb explosion in QuettaThe Express Tribune
Blast injures four people in QuettaDAWN.com
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The Nation
QUETTA : Two people including a child were injured in a bomb blast that ripped through Sariab Road, Quetta, officials said on Wednesday. According to police officials, the blast occurred through an explosive device that was planted in a motorbike.
Four injured in bicycle-bomb explosion in Quetta
Blast injures four people in Quetta
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Organ transplant racket again active in Pakistan, moot told
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KARACHI: Experts and officials of the provincial human organs transplantation authority (HOTA) on Wednesday said they feared Pakistan could again turn into an organ selling bazaar if the government continued to overlook the increasing activities of ...
Human trafficking: Trade of human organs will thrive unless culprits are ...The Express Tribune
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DAWN.com
KARACHI: Experts and officials of the provincial human organs transplantation authority (HOTA) on Wednesday said they feared Pakistan could again turn into an organ selling bazaar if the government continued to overlook the increasing activities of ...
Human trafficking: Trade of human organs will thrive unless culprits are ...
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