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By Junaid Qaiser After the tragic events of 9/11, Pakistani establishment finally had to set aside its’ traditional ideological hangovers and raise a different slogan, “First of all Pakistan.” It was a matter of coercion or choice one can’t say with a degree of confidence nevertheless it was a visible policy shift from the ideologically […]

By  Junaid Qaiser It is a sad fact that a human rights culture has not developed in Pakistan. Pakistan’s human rights record is generally regarded as poor by domestic and international organizations. These organizations’ reports accuse the Pakistani state of continuing to turn a blind eye to the spread of a culture of gross human […]

By Junaid Qaiser Pakistan faces significant challenges when it comes to safeguarding fundamental human rights. Over the years, the country has witnessed increasing violations of civil liberties, political freedoms, and social rights, which have been well-documented by international organizations like Human Rights Watch (HRW), Amnesty International, and the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC). These […]

By Junaid Qaiser The misuse of Pakistan’s draconian blasphemy laws is deeply alarming, as mob justice and violent crowds increasingly take the law into their own hands, particularly targeting Christians and other vulnerable communities. Christian persecution is on the rise, fueled by these unjust laws and a system that often fails to protect minority rights. […]

By Junaid Qaiser The sanctity of law and order is a cornerstone of any civilized society. The primary responsibility of law enforcement agencies is to uphold this sanctity, protecting the lives and rights of all citizens. However, in Pakistan, the tragic reality is often far from this ideal, particularly when it comes to the sensitive […]