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Asma Jahangir moot organisers reject partisan claims

By thehighasia
November 28, 2021
in :  Censorship, Democracy, Human Rights, Judiciary
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Asma Jahangir Conference

Herald Report Islamabad: The Asma Jahangir conference organisers have rejected claims that the event furthered any partisan agenda or violated the media-related laws by inviting a former prime minister to speak at the conference. Chief Justice of Pakistan Gulzar Ahmad addressed the opening day of the third Asma Jahangir Conference in Lahore on Nov 20, 2021. HAH Photo “The AJ …

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A world without hunger

By thehighasia
November 3, 2021
in :  Biodiversity, Climate Change, Conflict, Development, Human Rights, Politics, Revolution, Slider, World
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Hunger

There is nothing more obscene than the existence of hunger, the terrible indignity of working hard but being without the means for sustenance.

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Hate campaign against Asma Shirazi condemned

By thehighasia
October 27, 2021
in :  Censorship, Human Rights, Media, Pakistan, Slider
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Media-Muzzles

Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists demand judicial probe for phone tapping, monitoring of journalists Herald Report ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) has demanded a judicial probe into tapping, tracking, and monitoring of journalists’ telephone calls as admitted by prime minister’s special assistant on political affairs Shahbaz Gill during a press conference on Thursday. In a joint statement, PFUJ …

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‘We need public pressure, not just summits’

By thehighasia
October 23, 2021
in :  Climate Change, Environment, Human Rights, People, Resistance, UN, World
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climate-change

Climate activist Greta Thunberg has told the BBC that summits will not lead to action on climate goals unless the public demand changes too. In a wide-ranging interview ahead of the COP26 climate summit, she said the public needed to “uproot the system”. “The change is going to come when people are demanding change. So we can’t expect everything to …

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Rights defenders reject ‘negotiations’ with TTP

By thehighasia
October 13, 2021
in :  Afghanistan, extremism, Human Rights, Politics, Resistance, Slider, Socialism, Terrorism, Women, World
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Afghan pilots

Prime Minister Imran Khan in interviews to TRT, a Turkish channel, and ‘Middle East Eye’ said that his government was in talks with TTP.

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Sportswomen display talent, energy in upper Hunza

By thehighasia
October 9, 2021
in :  Child Rights, Features, Gilgit-Baltistan, Gojal, Hunza, Latest, Slider, Sports, Women, Youth
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Women sports

The picturesque valley of Gojal in the Hunza district of Gilgit-Baltistan is fast becoming a talent hotspot for women's sports. The region has already produced several talented sportswomen who have made the country proud and to see them shining as superstars in Pakistan.

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A war of liberation for Afghan women?

By thehighasia
August 27, 2021
in :  Afghanistan, Conflict, extremism, Features, Human Rights, Latest, Opinion, Slider, Society, Women
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The euphemism of “collateral damage” encompassed bombing raids and cruise missile assassination strikes that killed civilians, meaning women and girls as well as men and boys. Berry quotes one critic of the war who argued that the alleged concern for women put a “feminist glow on some of the most brutal bombings.

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Adeeba murder case: plea filed in court for bail cancellation of accused

By thehighasia
August 18, 2021
in :  Gilgit-Baltistan, Gojal, High Asia Region, Human Rights, Hunza, Judiciary, News, Slider, Women
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The government has filed a plea in a court for cancellation of bail of the prime accused in the Adeeba murder case amid protests in different parts of Gilgit-Baltistan and other cities seeking justice for the victim and an end to rising incidents of suicide and violence against women in the mountainous societies.

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Land struggles

By thehighasia
July 2, 2021
in :  Conflict, Development, Human Rights, Opinion, Pakistan, Resistance, Slider
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land grabbing

Pakistan, where land developers of all stripes are facilitated by all mainstream political parties and the judiciary. Where sitting provincial and federal governments go to great lengths to point out how this rampant conversion of people’s livelihoods and shelter for profits of the few is a central plank of their development strategy. Where the laundered proceeds of real estate development are given safe passage and an ‘agreeable adjustment’, and where those resisting this injustice like activists of the Awami Workers Party, the Sindhi rights movements, and the farmers’ movements in Lahore and Sheikhupura, are subjected to repression, imprisonment, and coercion.

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Domestic violence: Let’s talk about it!

By thehighasia
June 23, 2021
in :  Domestic Violence, Gilgit-Baltistan, Human Rights, Opinion, Women
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Domestic violence

Domestic violence, rape, and murder have been around in Gilgit-Baltistan for so long, but these subjects are considered taboos in our society. People till the recent past wouldn’t dare to talk about these subjects openly. We tend to keep them under the carpet to save the so-called ‘honour’ of the family, region, or religion.

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Speakers vow to resist attacks on media, judiciary

By thehighasia
June 18, 2021
in :  Democracy, Human Rights, Judiciary, Media, Pakistan, Politics, Resistance
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Lawyers' moot

Leaders of lawyers' and media bodies, human rights defenders, and parliamentarians Thursday vowed to resist increasing assault on judiciary and media.

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The unheard voices of Gilgit-Baltistan

By thehighasia
June 9, 2021
in :  Feminism, Gilgit-Baltistan, Human Rights, Latest News, Pakistan, Slider, Society, Women
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The unheard voices

There is a need for creating awareness about the rights of women and persons with disability, and struggle for an end to objectification, discrimination, harassment, and exploitation of women and the demolition of patriarchal structures to establish an egalitarian and pluralistic society

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Massive protests by Leftwing activists across Pakistan against Israeli atrocities

By thehighasia
May 18, 2021
in :  Human Rights, Latest News, Middle East, Politics, Resistance, Slider, UN, World
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Activists of the Leftwing AWP, WDF, PrSF, PSC and media persons condemn the complicity of Muslim states, imperialist powers in killings of Palestinians, including children; demand international community's intervention to stop the continued attacks and genocide of Palestinians by Israel.

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The curious case of GB’s census data

By thehighasia
May 8, 2021
in :  Education, Gilgit-Baltistan, High Asia Region, Human Rights, Latest, Opinion, Pakistan, Slider
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By Noor Akbar A month ago, I was making a PowerPoint presentation on the latest population statistics of Pakistan and its administered regions — Azad Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan — as part of my lesson plan for an online session. I sifted through the related books, visited websites, and other reliable sources including the official website of the Pakistan Bureau of …

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Economic woes, curbs on freedom of expression worsened in 2020: report

By thehighasia
May 4, 2021
in :  Archives, Human Rights, Latest, Media, Pakistan, Slider, Social Distancing, Society
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HRCP’s flagship annual report State of Human Rights in 2020 documents widespread human rights violations by HAH Special Correspondent Islamabad: The novel Coronavirus that swept the globe last year infected and killed millions. The pandemic battered economies and social fabric. Pakistan and Gilgit-Baltistan were no exceptions. The beginning of the pandemic and consequent lockdowns widened social inequalities, increased poverty, domestic …

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Tracking 3 decades of dramatic glacial lake growth

In the largest-ever study of glacial lakes, researchers using a 30-year satellite data record have found that the volume of these lakes worldwide has increased by about 50% since 1990 as glaciers melt and retreat due to climate change. Courtest: NASA/National Geographic

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