Humanity

PAC Orders Probe into Rs2.25bn Irregularities in Sindh Prisons Department

The issue came to light during a PAC meeting on Monday, where the audit reports of the prisons department from 2019 to 2020 were reviewed

Medical Aid Suspended in Sudan’s Zamzam Camp Amid Escalating Violence

The decision leaves more than 500,000 displaced people without access to essential medical care, including trauma treatment and emergency surgeries

Human Rights Commission of Pakistan Condemns Sealing of Pattan NGO Office

HRCP, in a social media post, denounced the actions of Islamabad police and administration, calling them a violation of Article 14(1) of the Constitution

Pakistan Warns Unaccepted Afghan Refugees Will Face Deportation

Since the Taliban takeover in August 2021, approximately 600,000 Afghans have fled to Pakistan, fearing persecution. Many have sought resettlement in third countries, particularly the United States

Consortium Launched to Enhance Climate Resilience in Pakistan

The initiative, titled Climate Resilience and Humanitarian Response (CRHR), is led by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and backed by the UK government’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Devel...

U.S. Aid Freeze Threatens Clean Water Supply in One of the World’s Hottest Cities

According to a report, Jacobabad, a city in southern Sindh, frequently experiences extreme heat, with temperatures sometimes exceeding 50 degrees Celsius

Novelist Alishba Khan Barech Named Finalist for Global Women’s Award

Among 751 nominees, Barech has been shortlisted as a finalist for the Young Woman of the Year Award in recognition of her exceptional contributions to literature, advocacy, and youth empowerment

The Long Road to a Ceasefire: Understanding the Human Cost in Gaza

An op-ed exploring how decades of history and U.S. policy have led to Gaza’s humanitarian crisis and why a genuine ceasefire is key to ending the suffering.

Global Glacier Ice Loss Accelerates, Raising Alarms for Rising Sea Levels

Published in Nature, the study—led by an international team of researchers—found that glaciers lost approximately 36% more ice between 2012 and 2023 compared to the period from 2000 to 2011