Balochistan

The UNHRC — A Satirical Play

The irony of countries that systematically violate human rights laws, forwarding a resolution at the UNHRC condemning human rights violations in Burma, is the reason why the UN and its rights bodies need urgent overhauling

Promises, Promises

The Pakistani government must do more than just promise and make empty assurances to protect journalists and create a free and fair press in the country.

Journalists from Pakistan and from around the world have gathered in Islamabad for the second international…

The Mirrors that Reflect

Pakistan would be better off recalling Jinnah’s speeches on the freedom of the press and his speeches that called for protecting journalists doing their duty rather than his promise to protect minorities

The Long March for Balochistan

The Protest and the Long March for the missing Balochs needs International support and attention.

The distance from Quetta in Balochistan province to Karachi in the Sindh province of Pakistan is 700 km. It takes 18000 abducted Balochs and more than a…

Trial and Error.

The trial of a dictator might not be enough to wash the blood of a dying province

Pervez Musharraf returned to Pakistan in March this year with a new political party and hoping for a second stint in politics, the democratic way this time around. The re-election of Nawaz…

A slow burning Balochistan

Time to pay attention to the humanitarian crisis in Balochistan

The burning timbers of “Ziarat” where Jinnah lived very briefly before his death has succeeded for now in turning the world’s attention to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Balochistan…