Opinion

Altaf Hussain Wani The recent news from Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir reveals a chilling pattern: mass arrests under opaque labels, hollow local governance, and espionage allegations trailing Kashmiris beyond their homeland. These…

Altaf Hussain Wani The recent report by the Concerned Citizens’ Group (CCG) on their eleventh visit to Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is not merely an observation; it is a chilling testament to a profound and deliberate…

Moiza Batool Martial law is a system in which the military assumes control over a country’s governance, often justified as a response to political instability or a perceived national emergency. In Pakistan, General Zia-ul-Haq…

By: S.K. Sami Khyber Pakhtunkhwa stands today at a critical crossroads where a largely silent but deeply damaging public-health emergency demands urgent attention. The province, home to over 40 million people scattered across 35…

By Mehr un Nisa Human rights are more than ideals written on paper, they are the foundation of everyday life, the invisible guarantees that allow people to live without fear, speak freely, educate their children and move safely in their…

By Zunaira Riaz Over time, reading habits have transformed dramatically especially now, when an overwhelming amount of content is available at our fingertips. In the days before the internet and smartphones, people relied heavily on…

By Sardar Abdul Khaliq Wasi Over the past fifty years, Pakistan’s political journey has been marked by turbulence and resilience. From the trauma of 1971 to constitutional evolution, political shocks, democratic setbacks, and…

Ammara Hussain Kashmir Solidarity Day stands as a yearly pause that forces us to look directly at the lives unfolding under occupation. It is a reminder that the suffering in Indian illegally occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IIOJK), is…

By Alina Ijaz What does Human Rights Day truly mean to people who have lived for generations under a reality where rights are promised on paper but suspended in practice? This question resonates most painfully in Indian illegally…

By Samra Khaksar For decades, Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir has been viewed through the lens of conflict and geopolitics. Yet beneath the visible militarization lies a quieter but far more enduring struggle, the systematic…