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Pak Court Dismisses Army's Case Against Lawyer For Comments On Army Chief
A Pakistani court on Monday dismissed a case filed by the Pakistan Armyagainst a prominent lawyer and human rights activist after she allegedly used abusive words against Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa.
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"Their PM Admits Training Terrorists For J&K": India Shreds Pak At UN
India on Tuesday described Pakistan as an "epicenter of terrorism" and said no one deserves unsolicited lecture on human rights from Islamabad that has consistently persecuted its ethnic and religious minorities including Hindus, Sikhs and Christians.
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US Blacklists Ex-Pak Cop For Corruption, Serious Human Rights Abuse
The United States has blacklisted former Karachi police officer Rao Anwar for "serious human rights abuses" during his term as Senior Superintendent Police for allegedly killing dozens of innocent people including Waziristan native Naqeebullah Mehsud in "staged" police encounters.
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Balochistan Activists Seek India's Help Against Pakistan's Human Rights Abuses
The UK chapter of the Baloch National Movement or BNM and associated organisations called on the Indian government to highlight the atrocities of the "rogue state of Pakistan" and assist Balochistan's freedom movement.
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Deeply Concerned With "Troubling Trend" Of Human Rights Abuses, Religious Discrimination In Pakistan: US
Describing shrinking space for civil society and media freedom in Pakistan as "troubling", the United States on Monday said it remains "deeply concerned" over reports of human rights abuses and discrimination faced by people in the country because of their faith.
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Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain Accuses India Of Putting Regional Peace At Stake
Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain on Friday accused India of ceasefire violations and human rights abuses, saying New Delhi's actions have put regional peace at stake.
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London Transport Authority To Remove 'Free Baloch' Adverts From Buses
The public transport authority in London today announced that it will remove all "Free Baloch" advertisements from the city's buses as they breach its guidelines, days after it was launched to raise awareness against alleged human rights abuses in the restive province by the Pakistan government.
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'Free Balochistan' Ads Appear On London Buses
Activists campaigning for an independent Balochistan have launched a new phase of an advertising drive on London buses to raise awareness against alleged human rights abuses in the restive province by the Pakistan government.
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Again, China Appears To Snub Pak About Reported Support Against India
For the second time in less than a week, China has refused to back recent reports in Pakistani media that claimed Beijing had pledged its support for the Islamabad in the event of any aggression and was backing it against India on the Kashmir crisis.
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Pak Army Chief Faults India's 'Raining Bullets In Kashmir', Praises China
In remarks that will amplify the tension with India, Pakistan's army chief General Raheel Sharif today pledged to continue "diplomatic and moral support to the freedom movement" in Kashmir, whose people he described as "our lifeline."
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PM Modi Discussed Whether To Cite Balochistan With Top Ministers: Report
When Prime Minister Narendra Modi met top aides to prepare last week's annual Independence Day address, some senior bureaucrats warned him against mentioning Balochistan, Pakistan's restive southwestern province.
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For Backing PM Modi, Balochistan Leaders Charged With War Against Pak
A group of leaders from Balochistan who supported Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comments on Pakistan's most restive province have been accused of waging war against Pakistan, according to local daily Dawn.
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Look Who's Talking: India Slams Pak For Saying PM Modi Crossed 'Red Line'
India has told off Pakistan for alleging that Prime Minister Narendra Modi "crossed a red line" by referring to Islamabad's human rights abuses in the large restive province of Balochistan in his Independence Day speech.
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In PM Modi's Independence Day Speech, Firm Words Against Pakistan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech on Independence Day made it clear that he has completely rerouted his policy on Pakistan with aggressive comments referring to Pakistan's human rights abuses in its large province of Balochistan as well as Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir.
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Pakistan Occupying PoK, Gilgit-Baltistan Forcefully, Rights Abuses Escalating, US Told
Asserting that Pakistan is a forceful occupier of Gilgit-Baltistan, a group representing people from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir has sought help from US lawmakers over the deteriorating human rights conditions there.
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Pak Court Dismisses Army's Case Against Lawyer For Comments On Army Chief
A Pakistani court on Monday dismissed a case filed by the Pakistan Armyagainst a prominent lawyer and human rights activist after she allegedly used abusive words against Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa.
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"Their PM Admits Training Terrorists For J&K": India Shreds Pak At UN
India on Tuesday described Pakistan as an "epicenter of terrorism" and said no one deserves unsolicited lecture on human rights from Islamabad that has consistently persecuted its ethnic and religious minorities including Hindus, Sikhs and Christians.
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US Blacklists Ex-Pak Cop For Corruption, Serious Human Rights Abuse
The United States has blacklisted former Karachi police officer Rao Anwar for "serious human rights abuses" during his term as Senior Superintendent Police for allegedly killing dozens of innocent people including Waziristan native Naqeebullah Mehsud in "staged" police encounters.
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Balochistan Activists Seek India's Help Against Pakistan's Human Rights Abuses
The UK chapter of the Baloch National Movement or BNM and associated organisations called on the Indian government to highlight the atrocities of the "rogue state of Pakistan" and assist Balochistan's freedom movement.
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Deeply Concerned With "Troubling Trend" Of Human Rights Abuses, Religious Discrimination In Pakistan: US
Describing shrinking space for civil society and media freedom in Pakistan as "troubling", the United States on Monday said it remains "deeply concerned" over reports of human rights abuses and discrimination faced by people in the country because of their faith.
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Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain Accuses India Of Putting Regional Peace At Stake
Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain on Friday accused India of ceasefire violations and human rights abuses, saying New Delhi's actions have put regional peace at stake.
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London Transport Authority To Remove 'Free Baloch' Adverts From Buses
The public transport authority in London today announced that it will remove all "Free Baloch" advertisements from the city's buses as they breach its guidelines, days after it was launched to raise awareness against alleged human rights abuses in the restive province by the Pakistan government.
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'Free Balochistan' Ads Appear On London Buses
Activists campaigning for an independent Balochistan have launched a new phase of an advertising drive on London buses to raise awareness against alleged human rights abuses in the restive province by the Pakistan government.
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Again, China Appears To Snub Pak About Reported Support Against India
For the second time in less than a week, China has refused to back recent reports in Pakistani media that claimed Beijing had pledged its support for the Islamabad in the event of any aggression and was backing it against India on the Kashmir crisis.
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Pak Army Chief Faults India's 'Raining Bullets In Kashmir', Praises China
In remarks that will amplify the tension with India, Pakistan's army chief General Raheel Sharif today pledged to continue "diplomatic and moral support to the freedom movement" in Kashmir, whose people he described as "our lifeline."
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PM Modi Discussed Whether To Cite Balochistan With Top Ministers: Report
When Prime Minister Narendra Modi met top aides to prepare last week's annual Independence Day address, some senior bureaucrats warned him against mentioning Balochistan, Pakistan's restive southwestern province.
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For Backing PM Modi, Balochistan Leaders Charged With War Against Pak
A group of leaders from Balochistan who supported Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comments on Pakistan's most restive province have been accused of waging war against Pakistan, according to local daily Dawn.
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Look Who's Talking: India Slams Pak For Saying PM Modi Crossed 'Red Line'
India has told off Pakistan for alleging that Prime Minister Narendra Modi "crossed a red line" by referring to Islamabad's human rights abuses in the large restive province of Balochistan in his Independence Day speech.
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In PM Modi's Independence Day Speech, Firm Words Against Pakistan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech on Independence Day made it clear that he has completely rerouted his policy on Pakistan with aggressive comments referring to Pakistan's human rights abuses in its large province of Balochistan as well as Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir.
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Pakistan Occupying PoK, Gilgit-Baltistan Forcefully, Rights Abuses Escalating, US Told
Asserting that Pakistan is a forceful occupier of Gilgit-Baltistan, a group representing people from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir has sought help from US lawmakers over the deteriorating human rights conditions there.
