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True Servants of the Nation — The Volunteers of Pakistan Markazi…
By Chaudhry Shafiq ur Rehman Warraich
Every year on 5 December, the world observes International Volunteers Day. The purpose of this day is to encourage service to humanity, promote the spirit of helping others, and highlight how!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Kashmir: Where Human Rights Are “Anti-National”
By Altaf Hussain Wani
When we think of everyday essentials, what comes to mind? Perhaps your morning coffee, the smartphone in your pocket, or the roof over your head. But there are more fundamental essentials—ones we often don’t notice!-->!-->!-->…
Frigid Nights, Shattered Homes: The Cruelest Spectacle of…
Shazia Ashraf Khawajha
Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir stands today as a wounded page in human history, a place where savagery has been legalized and humanity lies like a cold corpse, shivering in the snow. It is a valley where!-->!-->!-->…
Rebuilding Pakistan: The Powerful Rise of Machine-Made Bricks and…
Ashraf Mall
Punjab’s construction sector is undergoing a quiet but powerful transformation, one that promises not only stronger infrastructure but also freedom for thousands trapped in bonded labour. As the province accelerates its!-->!-->!-->…
Foundation Day and Bilawal’s Leadership
By Malik Faisal Munir
In Pakistan’s political history, 30th November is remembered as a symbol of democracy, people’s rights, and struggle. The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) stands as one of the country’s largest political forces,!-->!-->!-->…
Khurram Parvez: The Human Rights Defender India Fears Most
By Mehr un Nisa
If you follow global human rights issues, you already know that some stories are too important and too uncomfortable for the world to ignore. One such story is that of Khurram Parvez, the Kashmiri human rights defender!-->!-->!-->…
Golden Hour: A Dialogue of Light, River and Silence
By Nisar Hussain
They say every city has an hour of pure beauty, but Melbourne’s hour of radiance is that fleeting moment the world calls the Golden Hour. It is the time when the descending sun drapes the Yarra River in molten gold, and!-->!-->!-->…
When Accountability Threatens Power: How States Subvert the UN’s…
By Altaf Hussain Wani
The UN Special Procedures system was established as the normative conscience of the international community—an independent mechanism tasked with scrutinising the darkest sites of state repression and articulating!-->!-->!-->…
Human Trafficking: A Growing Global Security Challenge in…
By: UMME HANI
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Human trafficking is a growing global issue that affects vulnerable populations and threatens national security. Despite legal frameworks, Pakistan continues to struggle with rising cases due to weak!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Pakistan–Saudi defence pact: A new Era of strategic partnership…
By: Mehreen Akhtar
A significant step in strengthening their defence and security cooperation was taken in September 2025 when Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed the Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement (SMDA). A strong desire for greater!-->!-->!-->…