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    J&K MLAs Seek Probe Into Ganderbal Encounter Death

    The issue has sparked political and public outrage, with legislators questioning the authenticity of the encounter and calling for transparency. They have also urged authorities to ensure that justice is delivered, and accountability is fixed if wrongdoing is established.

    Humanitarian Crisis Deepens in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir

    The humanitarian situation in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) is deteriorating rapidly amid increasing crackdowns and systematic neglect, according to local sources and human rights observers. Reports suggest that restrictions on movement limit access to basic services and inadequate humanitarian aid are worsening the plight of civilians in the region. Restricted Access and Rising Hardships Residents of.

    Over 500 Minority Girls Abducted, Forcefully Converted in Pakistan

    A leading minority rights organisation flagged a troubling trend of abductions and forced religious conversions of girls

    Pakistani forces extrajudicially kill student in Balochistan

    Quetta: Another Baloch student was extrajudicially killed by Pakistani forces in Balochistan, a leading human rights organisation said on Thursday. This latest incident comes against the backdrop of a growing wave of extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances across the province. Body of Missing Student Found After Eight Days Human rights body Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC).

    Pakistani Forces Kill Three Civilians in Balochistan: Rights Groups Raise Alarm

    At least three civilians were allegedly extrajudicially killed by Pakistani security forces in Balochistan, according to leading human rights

    Balochistan Unrest Reflects Deep-Rooted Tensions: Report

    The spate of violence and bloody confrontation between the Baloch insurgents and the Pakistani military in recent times

    Taliban Introduce Varna-Like System, Shield Mullahs

    The Taliban regime in Afghanistan has triggered widespread criticism after introducing a new criminal procedure code that reportedly divides society into four distinct classes, granting special legal protection to mullahs, effectively making them “untouchable” under the law. Four-Class Social Structure Introduced According to reports, the new legal framework categorizes Afghan society into four groups, placing.

    European Groups Condemn ICT Verdict Against Sheikh Hasina

    Dhaka: Five European international organisations have denounced International Crimes Tribunal’s (ICT) judgement against Bangladesh’s former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and demanded global action to stop what they describe “politically motivated” trials, the local media reported on Wednesday. A coalition of rights and advocacy groups based in London released a joint statement, voicing “deep concern” over.

    Syria vows accountability over human rights abuses in Sweida

    Damascus, July 16: The Syrian interim authorities on Wednesday strongly condemned recent human rights violations reportedly committed in the southern province of Sweida, pledging to hold those responsible accountable. In a statement, the interim government expressed “deep concern” over “distressing violations” reported in some areas of Sweida in recent days, describing such acts as “criminal.