Kohistan conundrum
Gulmina Bilal Ahmad A country where a simple law on domestic violence cannot be passed because of the resistance put up by the so-called religious
Gulmina Bilal Ahmad A country where a simple law on domestic violence cannot be passed because of the resistance put up by the so-called religious
Those who issued murder verdicts against Kohistani women must be given exemplary punishment. The Supreme Court hearing into the alleged killing of five women in
ISLAMABAD: Criticising the role of the media in publishing and airing reports about the killing of four women in Kohistan, Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesperson Eshanullah
Ayesha Shahid ISLAMABAD: A team sent to a village in Kohistan to determine the truth about five women who were reported to have been killed
FAISALABAD: The Anti-Terrorism Court handed down 30-year imprisonment along with more than Rs1 million fine to an accused on Thursday for throwing acid on a

On February 17, a Tiktok influencer reportedly subjected to gang rape by four men in Jacobabad,

On February 16, two sisters were reportedly assaulted by three men under the guise of arranging a

On February 15, Lahore police arrested two men accused of assaulting a pregnant woman in Kahna. The