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END BLASPHEMY LAWS IN PAKISTAN Take a moment and sign the End Blasphemy Laws in Pakistan Petition to the Government and People of Pakistan. http://www.petitiononline.com/lawslove/petition.html
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On December 10, 1948 the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted and proclaimed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights the full text of which appears in the following pages. Following this historic act the Assembly called upon all Member countries to publicize the text of the Declaration and "to cause it to be disseminated, displayed, read and expounded principally in schools and other educational institutions, without distinction based on the political status of countries or territories."
CLICK HERE FOR THE COMPLETE TEXT...
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Contract system of fishing abolished 14 January 2011 Source: www.nation.com.pk RAMZAN CHANDIO KARACHI – The Sindh Assembly on Thursday abolished lease system for fishing in the public waters and made amendments in the Sindh Fisheries Ordinance, 1980, besides passing another bill and amended the Sindh Civil Courts Ordinance, and enhanced the powers of the courts to deal with the property cases. More ► |
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First UN International Day of the Disappeared, Tuesday 30 August 2011 GENEVA (30 August 2011) – “They are not alone in their struggle. Today, the United Nations Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances marks the first UN International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances; a special day to spotlight this heinous crime, and to remind victims, including the families and associations of victims of those who disappeared, that they are not alone. Full Story Eid and International Day of Missing Persons PAKISTAN (30 August 2011) - A Statement from Defence of Human Rights Pakistan. Full Story |
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Pakistan: Security Forces ‘Disappear’ Opponents in Balochistan Government Fails to Confront Military, Intelligence Agencies on Abuses 28 July 2011 Source: Human Rights Watch New York) – Pakistan's government should immediately end widespread disappearances of suspected militants and activists by the military, intelligence agencies, and the paramilitary Frontier Corps in the southwestern province of Balochistan, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Several of those “disappeared” were among the dozens of people extra-judicially executed in recent months in the resource-rich and violence-wracked province. More ► |
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MIR MOHAMMAD ALI TALPUR Source: www.DailyTime.com.uk The respect that the Arab princes and rulers accord to the rulers and politicians here is apparent from the choice epithets used for them in WikiLeaks. Some are considered dirty but not dangerous and others are dangerous but not dirty, and yet these shameless people go grovelling to their liege lords like serfs and subjects… More ► |
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Pakistan’s flood aid ‘unspent and mismanaged’ 30 Nov 2010 Source: Dawn.com ISLAMABAD: Mismanagement and misuse of cash are hampering relief efforts for Pakistan’s flood victims with nearly 60 million dollars in a prime minister’s fund still unspent, officials say… More ► |
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Center wins over Sindh on GST collection 25 Nov 2010 Source: Dawn.com ISLAMABAD: In a major breakthrough, the Sindh government has agreed to surrender its rights over collection of general sales tax on 10 crucial services to the Federal Board of Revenue for one year, paving the way for the smooth adoption of new tax laws by four provincial assemblies… |
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Balochistan: Exploitation of Mineral Wealth 25 Nov 2010 Source: UNPO/Dawn.com The world's second largest copper-gold reserve in Balochistan seems to attract many greedy companies that seek to benefit from corrupt deals, yet does not attract international attention that condemns this conflict over resources spilling blood… More ► |
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UNICEF supports efforts to fight malnutrition in Pakistan's flood-affected Sindh Province 24 Nov 2010 Source: UNICEF By Carly Sheehan THATTA DISTRICT, Pakistan, 22 November 2010 – The devastating monsoon floods that recently affected more than 20 million people in Pakistan – including 2.8 million children under the age of five – have brought many underlying problems to the surface. In a country that already had alarmingly high rates of malnutrition, the floods have made the situation worse… More ► |