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Crypto Sector Could Suffer in Pakistan as Its Central Bank Looks to Ban Cryptocurrencies: Report
Pakistan, that houses the third largest number of crypto users in the world, is deciding if it should ban the crypto sector all-together. The country’s central bank has told the Sindh High Court that cryptocurrencies are illegal and unusable as trade assets.
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Pakistan’s Sindh High Court Gives 3 Months to Government for Cryptocurrency Regulation
By January 2022, a new committee headed by Pakistan’s finance secretary will have to inform the court of the framework they deem appropriate to regulate the crypto space.
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US Deeply Concerned By Pak Court Ruling To Release Daniel Pearl's Killers
The United States on Thursday expressed deep concerns over the Sindh High Court ruling to release multiple terrorists responsible for the murder of American journalist Daniel Pearl.
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Pak Court Orders Release Of Terrorist Charged With Journalist Daniel Pearl's Killing
The Sindh High Court in Pakistan on Thursday has directed the release of terrorist Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh, Fahad Naseem, Sheikh Adil and Salman Saqib in connection with the kidnapping and murder of US journalist Daniel Pearl.
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Pak Christian Girl, Converted And Married To 44-Year-Old, Sent To Shelter
The Sindh High Court on Sunday ordered that the teenage Christian girl who was kidnapped before being forcefully converted and married to a Muslim man be shifted to a shelter home, Pakistan Minister for Human Rights, Shireen Mazari, said.
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Pak Court Allows Girl's Marriage To Abductor As She's Had Her "1st Menstrual Cycle"
The parents of a 14-year-old Pakistani Christian girl, who was abducted, forcibly converted to Islam and married off to her abductor, will approach the Supreme Court after a lower court ruled that marriage with an underage girl is valid as per the Sharia law if she has had her first menstrual cycle.
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Pak Court Orders Probe Into Case Of Forced Conversion Of Hindu Girls
The Islamabad High Court on Tuesday formed an independent five-member commission to probe the alleged abduction, forced conversion and marriage of two teenage Hindu girls in Sindh province that led to massive protests by the minority community in the country.
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Jailed MQM Leader Waseem Akhtar Takes Oath As Karachi Mayor
Waseem Akhtar, a jailed leader of Mutthaida-e-Qaumi Movement (MQM) in Pakistan, today took oath as Karachi's mayor after the Sindh High Court allowed him to attend the ceremony.
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Top Pak Judge's Son Narrates Kidnap Ordeal
Sindh High Court chief justice's son Awais Ali Shah, who was rescued from the clutches of Pakistani Taliban by the army in the restive northwest Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, on Wednesday narrated his terrifying ordeal to police and said he was kept blindfolded throughout his abduction.
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Pakistan Mourns Murdered Singer Amjad Sabri In Attack Claimed By Taliban
Thousands of mourners crowded the funeral procession of a beloved Pakistani singer on Thursday, a day after he was gunned down in the Karachi in an attack claimed by a faction of the Pakistani Taliban.
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Danish Kaneria's Bank Statement Sought by Sindh High Court In Connection With Spot-Fixing Fines
Danish Kaneria's bank statement has been asked for by the Sindh High Court in connection with the fines imposed on him by the England and Wales Cricket Board on spot-fixing charges.
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Danish Kaneria Summoned by Sindh High Court on ECB Petition: Lawyer
Pakistan's banned leg-spinner Danish Kaneria also lost his appeals in the appellate tribunal of the
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Pakistan court says it cannot lift Pervez Musharraf travel ban
A Pakistani court on Monday said it was unable to lift a travel ban on former military ruler Pervez Musharraf, a day before his trial for treason was due to start.
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Decision on Musharraf's plea to leave Pakistan on November 18
Musharraf's legal team yesterday filed the petition pleading the court to strike off his name from the Interior Ministry's Exit Control List.
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Asif Ali Zardari set to resume political career
Pakistan's former president Asif Ali Zardari is set to resume his political career by holding a meeting with senior Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leaders from Sindh province tomorrow.
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Crypto Sector Could Suffer in Pakistan as Its Central Bank Looks to Ban Cryptocurrencies: Report
Pakistan, that houses the third largest number of crypto users in the world, is deciding if it should ban the crypto sector all-together. The country’s central bank has told the Sindh High Court that cryptocurrencies are illegal and unusable as trade assets.
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Pakistan’s Sindh High Court Gives 3 Months to Government for Cryptocurrency Regulation
By January 2022, a new committee headed by Pakistan’s finance secretary will have to inform the court of the framework they deem appropriate to regulate the crypto space.
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US Deeply Concerned By Pak Court Ruling To Release Daniel Pearl's Killers
The United States on Thursday expressed deep concerns over the Sindh High Court ruling to release multiple terrorists responsible for the murder of American journalist Daniel Pearl.
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Pak Court Orders Release Of Terrorist Charged With Journalist Daniel Pearl's Killing
The Sindh High Court in Pakistan on Thursday has directed the release of terrorist Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh, Fahad Naseem, Sheikh Adil and Salman Saqib in connection with the kidnapping and murder of US journalist Daniel Pearl.
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Pak Christian Girl, Converted And Married To 44-Year-Old, Sent To Shelter
The Sindh High Court on Sunday ordered that the teenage Christian girl who was kidnapped before being forcefully converted and married to a Muslim man be shifted to a shelter home, Pakistan Minister for Human Rights, Shireen Mazari, said.
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Pak Court Allows Girl's Marriage To Abductor As She's Had Her "1st Menstrual Cycle"
The parents of a 14-year-old Pakistani Christian girl, who was abducted, forcibly converted to Islam and married off to her abductor, will approach the Supreme Court after a lower court ruled that marriage with an underage girl is valid as per the Sharia law if she has had her first menstrual cycle.
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Pak Court Orders Probe Into Case Of Forced Conversion Of Hindu Girls
The Islamabad High Court on Tuesday formed an independent five-member commission to probe the alleged abduction, forced conversion and marriage of two teenage Hindu girls in Sindh province that led to massive protests by the minority community in the country.
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Jailed MQM Leader Waseem Akhtar Takes Oath As Karachi Mayor
Waseem Akhtar, a jailed leader of Mutthaida-e-Qaumi Movement (MQM) in Pakistan, today took oath as Karachi's mayor after the Sindh High Court allowed him to attend the ceremony.
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Top Pak Judge's Son Narrates Kidnap Ordeal
Sindh High Court chief justice's son Awais Ali Shah, who was rescued from the clutches of Pakistani Taliban by the army in the restive northwest Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, on Wednesday narrated his terrifying ordeal to police and said he was kept blindfolded throughout his abduction.
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Pakistan Mourns Murdered Singer Amjad Sabri In Attack Claimed By Taliban
Thousands of mourners crowded the funeral procession of a beloved Pakistani singer on Thursday, a day after he was gunned down in the Karachi in an attack claimed by a faction of the Pakistani Taliban.
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Danish Kaneria's Bank Statement Sought by Sindh High Court In Connection With Spot-Fixing Fines
Danish Kaneria's bank statement has been asked for by the Sindh High Court in connection with the fines imposed on him by the England and Wales Cricket Board on spot-fixing charges.
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Danish Kaneria Summoned by Sindh High Court on ECB Petition: Lawyer
Pakistan's banned leg-spinner Danish Kaneria also lost his appeals in the appellate tribunal of the
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Pakistan court says it cannot lift Pervez Musharraf travel ban
A Pakistani court on Monday said it was unable to lift a travel ban on former military ruler Pervez Musharraf, a day before his trial for treason was due to start.
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Decision on Musharraf's plea to leave Pakistan on November 18
Musharraf's legal team yesterday filed the petition pleading the court to strike off his name from the Interior Ministry's Exit Control List.
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Asif Ali Zardari set to resume political career
Pakistan's former president Asif Ali Zardari is set to resume his political career by holding a meeting with senior Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leaders from Sindh province tomorrow.
