Pakistan’s blasphemy laws are being systematically misused to target religious minorities, dispossess the poor and settle personal and economic disputes, according to a new Human Rights Watch report.

Pakistan said it was not involved and called for an independent investigation. Limited firing overnight between Saturday and Sunday made some families hesitant to return to their homes on the LoC.

Authorities search cities, demolish homes. In early October, Pakistan ordered all illegal immigrants, including 1.73 million Afghan nationals, to leave the country or face expulsion after ...

Every year, Pakistan reels under a brutal monsoon season, which runs from June through to August. The government is often criticised for its poor management and planning in relation to the annual ...

Pakistan's government is constructing 2 million climate-resistant homes for flood victims but progress remains slow, ... But if they don't provide it, we cannot force them. We are poor people, ...

Pakistan 'blasphemy': Mob burns down houses and beats a Christian over alleged desecration of Quran ... "The poor Pak Christian community reaches out to me for help when lynchings stir up.

KARACHI: Pak Sarzameen Party (PSP) chairman Syed Mustafa Kamal on Tuesday termed the demolition of the houses of the... AIRLINK 89.55 Decreased By -0.60 (-0.67%) ...

Islamabad, Pakistan – Every morning, Irshad Bibi walks nearly 10km (6 miles) from her one-bedroom house in Mehrabadi, a low-income neighbourhood in Islamabad’s suburbs, hoping to find work ...

When the swollen Swat River shifted course in late August and roared into Naeem Ullah's village in northwest Pakistan, it swept away his home and all 13 of his relatives' houses too. His sugarcane ...

As millions rebuild their homes in the wake of the devastating 2022 floods, Yasmeen Lari’s innovative model for flood-resilient homes shows the way.