Articles tagged with: Balochistan
Society »
Judges in Pakistan often advise victims of domestic abuse to solve their problems privately.
Blog Row, Pakistan Floods 2011, The Water Cooler »
Newsline and TeaBreak.pk co-hosted an online chat covering the 2011 Sindh floods on October 19. Get an instant replay of the entire discussion here, featuring doctors, journalists and activists who have been working on the ground in affected areas.
Arts & Culture, Books »
Jamil Ahmad’s fictional narrative, derived from real-life stories, takes you on an illuminating journey through Pakistan’s tribal belt.
News & Politics »
Twenty-six innocent pilgrims of Hazara origin were murdered in cold blood when their Iran-bound bus was waylaid by unknown assailants near Mastung, Balochistan.
Blog Row, News & Politics, The Water Cooler »
A Human Rights Watch report highlights horrible stories of torture and emotional pain via a detailed study of the enforced disappearances that have plagued Balochistan for several years and offers a full list of recommendations to the country’s leaders.
News & Politics »
The targeted killing of Hazaras in Balochistan, particularly in Quetta, continues unabated.
Business, Opinion, Viewpoint »
With federal budgets, it is important to explore beyond the numbers to see how just how inadequate the government’s plans are, especially when economic justice is not part of the calculus.
News & Politics »
Law enforcement agencies are covering up the target killing of five innocent Chechens in Quetta.
Blog Row, Globetrotting »
Sure, Balochistan has gold, coal and other natural resources. But its most valuable one is its people. If public safety is restored and pro-people development is pursued, Balochistan’s true potential could be tapped.
News & Politics »
Working in sub-human conditions, the lives of the blighted miners of Balochistan are in daily peril — as the tragic death of 43 miners in a coal mine so graphically illustrates.
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