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Pakistan: Teenage girl with speech impairment gang-raped for four months

Badin/Pakistan: A teenage girl, who has speech impairment, was allegedly gang-raped in Pakistan's Badin village forfour months, media reports said.

Pashtun Tahafuz Movement USA launched in Washington to call out human rights violations in Pakistan's Pashtun region

Washington: Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (Washington, D.C), which is a rights group to call out the atrocities in Pakistan's Pashtun region, was officially launched at the National Press Club here on Saturday.

Pakistan ready to help Turkey in eliminating earthquake consequences : Foreign Ministry

New Delhi/Sputnik: Pakistan is ready to provide assistance to Turkey in eliminating the consequences of the devastating earthquake that hit Izmir province on Friday, Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureishi said on Saturday.

Pakistan ranks among top 10 countries where killers of journalists go unpunished: CPJ

Islamabad: Pakistan has ranked ninth in the Global Impunity Index of the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) list which has named the nations where journalists are murdered and their killers go free.

Human rights activist slams Pakistan government over kidnapping, forceful conversion of minor Christian girl

London: London-based Pakistani human rights activist and spokeswoman for Justice of Minorities in Pakistan Anila Gulzar slammed the Pakistan government over the kidnapping and forceful conversion of a Christian minor girl in the country.

Pakistan: Protesters attempt to storm French Embassy in Islamabad, police fire teargas

Islamabad/IBNS: Pakistan police on Friday fired teargas on protesters who attempted to storm the French Embassy in Islamabad to protests against the printing of images depicting the Prophet Mohammad and President Emmanuel Macron defending the same.

Turkey, Pakistan join hands to export jihadists to fight Armenia, say experts

Aided by Pakistan, the Turkish government is supporting jihadists groups to fight proxy wars in countries like Syria, Libya and now Azerbaijan.

Christian minor girl abducted, converted to Islam in Pakistan: Reports

Islamabad: A minor Christain girl has been kidnapped and forced to marry a 44-year-old man who made her convert to Islam, highlighting an incident which again showed the plight of minorities in Pakistan.

Activist Amjad Ayub Mirza says Pakistanis desperately want to get rid of military oligarchy

Glasgow: A prominent human rights activist has said the people of Pakistan are desperately wanting to get rid of the military oligarchy.

Macron: From liberal poster boy of France to Muslim world eyesore

Once a poster boy of the all-embracing liberal West, who in elections defeated the far-right, French President Emmanuel Macron is now suddenly an enemy of the Islamic world with the Turkish president even calling him "mentally unwell".

Pakistan: Blast rocks Peshawar madressah, 7 killed

Peshawar: A blast rocked Jamia Zuberia madressah in Peshawar's Dir Colony of Pakistan which left at least seven people killed, media reports said.

Canada: Indian diaspora demonstrate outside Pakistan Consulate in Toronto on 'Black Day'

Toronto: Indian diaspora on Saturday gathered outside the Pakistan Consulate in Toronto city and demonstrated against Pakistan’s attack and invasion of Kashmir on October 22, 1947, observed as Black Day. 

US: Nikki Haley targets Pakistan over 'terrorism' issue

Washington: Indian-American Republican politician Nikki Haley on Saturday targeted Pakistan and said US President Donald Trump stopped  providing "billion dollars" in military aid to Islamabad as it harbours terrorists.

PTM leaders protests detention of Mohsin Dawar

Quetta:  Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement activists recently demonstrated in Quetta against the treatment given to leader Mohsin Dawar on Saturday.

Pakistan Army had no weapons during Kargil, claims former PM Nawaz Sharif

London/UNI: Former Pakistan prime minister Nawaz Sharif has claimed that during 1999 Kargil war the country did not have weapons and the soldiers were sent to the peaks, without food, by a handful of generals.