Tauqeer Nazir, accused of running over 15-year-old orphan Waseem Abbas in Multan, was killed in a reported exchange of fire with the Crime Control Department in Bahawalpur after allegedly escaping police custody. His death closes one chapter of a case that has angered much of the country over the past few days. It also leaves...
Two people were found dead inside a parked vehicle near Seaview Apartments in Karachi’s Clifton area. Police and rescue officials reached the scene and launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
Waqar Zaka is selling his prize 2026 Mercedes G-Wagon to fund education for underprivileged Pakistani children, sparking widespread discussion about private support for school access.
Pakistan has strong laws on paper protecting women, from workplace harassment legislation to honour killing reforms. Yet enforcement gaps, low female workforce participation, and rural education drop-offs mean progress rarely reaches daily life. Areeba Ahmed examines why.
Pakistan has strong laws on paper protecting women, from workplace harassment legislation to honour killing reforms. Yet enforcement gaps, low female workforce participation, and rural education drop-offs mean progress rarely reaches daily life. Areeba Ahmed examines why.
Pakistan has strong laws on paper protecting women, from workplace harassment legislation to honour killing reforms. Yet enforcement gaps, low female workforce participation, and rural education drop-offs mean progress rarely reaches daily life. Areeba Ahmed examines why.
A judicial ruling from the Lahore High Court’s Rawalpindi Bench has clarified an important point of family law, stating that courts cannot automatically convert a cruelty-based suit into a simple Khula decree without the explicit and informed consent of the wife involved. According to reports, family courts cannot routinely convert a suit founded on cruelty...
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A Pakistani court has granted bail to television anchor Rehan Tariq in a blasphemy case, a development drawing close attention from media and legal observers.
Pakistan has strong laws on paper protecting women, from workplace harassment legislation to honour killing reforms. Yet enforcement gaps, low female workforce participation, and rural education drop-offs mean progress rarely reaches daily life. Areeba Ahmed examines why.