Pakistan Govt, protesters sign deal to end violent unrest in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir
Pakistan and protest leaders in PoK have signed a peace deal to end violent demonstrations that killed 10 people after talks collapsed over economic demands....
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Several Dead in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir Unrest: Why Protests Continue and What People Want
Protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir have killed at least nine, including police officers. Protesters demand subsidies, political reforms, and royalties from hydropower projects....
India Slams Pakistan at UNHRC, Calls Out ‘Hypocrisy’ Over Human Rights Allegations
India criticised Pakistan at the UNHRC, saying a country with one of the worst human rights records cannot lecture others, calling Islamabad’s attempts “hypocrisy.”...
Aung San Suu Kyi’s Son Urges Xi Jinping to Press Myanmar Junta for Her Release
Aung San Suu Kyi’s son, Kim Aris, has appealed to Chinese President Xi Jinping to pressure Myanmar’s junta for her release as concerns mount over her health....
Human Rights Body Slams Yunus for Dismissing Hindu Persecution in Bangladesh
A major human rights body has denounced Muhammad Yunus for dismissing Hindu persecution in Bangladesh, citing evidence from UN reports and ongoing minority attacks....
Pakistan: 24 Killed in Explosions in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Calls Grow for Probe
At least 24 people, including children, died in explosions in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with opposition accusing the military of airstrikes and demanding a probe....
Forensic Expert Confirms Voice in Leaked Audio Matches Former PM Sheikh Hasina in July Crackdown Orders
Forensic expert tells ICT-2 that leaked audio ordering use of lethal weapons during July uprising matches former PM Sheikh Hasina’s voice, implicating her in crackdown....
Taliban Free British Couple After 7-Month Detention in Afghanistan, Qatar Mediates Release
The Taliban freed British couple Peter and Barbie Reynolds after seven months in detention, with Qatar mediating the release as Afghanistan seeks closer international ties....
Pakistan Court Seeks Report on Transgender Harassment, Expulsions in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Pakistan’s Peshawar High Court has sought a report from the KP police chief on harassment and expulsions of transgender persons in multiple districts, raising human rights concerns....
EU Delegation to Visit Bangladesh on September 16-18 to Assess Reforms, Human Rights
EU Parliament delegation to visit Bangladesh to assess political reforms, human rights, and governance under interim government....