On 24 July 2026, a three member bench of the Supreme Court comprising Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar, Justice Musarrat Hilali and Justice Shahid Bilal Hassan
Every newsroom I still talk to has spent the past few weeks with its cameras pointed at Tehran and Washington, watching a different kind of
According to ground sources in Badakhshan, the province is witnessing a clear expansion of anti-Taliban activity, fueled by public dissatisfaction over governance, resource control, particularly
Human rights advocacy draws its authority from one non-negotiable premise: that findings are built on verified fact, not on the narrative most readily supplied by
The latest breakdown between Iran and the United States should settle an argument that has gone on for too long. Coercion does not work. Sanctions,
Amnesty International, once a beacon of human rights advocacy, has released a report that collapses under the weight of its own contradictions and evidentiary failures.
As the US-Iran war raises fears of wider global conflict, Pakistan shocked the international community by emerging as an effective peace broker. The recent US-Iran
International human rights reporting derives its authority from independence, methodological rigor, and a willingness to interrogate all sides of a conflict equally. That credibility weakens
The moral authority of human rights organisations rests on a fragile tripod: impartiality, accuracy, and consistency. When one leg buckles, the entire structure collapses into
The Iran-backed non-state armed group, the Houthis, declared a naval blockade against Saudi Arabia in retaliation for what they called an unjust siege against Yemen.