Sanghar, Sindh (TW) – A meaningful Women Empowerment Awareness Session was successfully conducted in Village Kewal Kolhi on the directive of Chairman Global Pak Kashmir Supreme Council, Raja Sikander Khan, and organized by Ms. Mishal Masood, President of the Council’s Rawalpindi Wing. The session brought together more than 30 women and girls, eager to enhance...
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Pakistan Hosts Landmark Budapest Process Meeting on Legal Pathways for Migration
Islamabad, 21 June 2025 (TW) — In a significant development in global migration governance, Pakistan hosted the Budapest Process Thematic Meeting on Legal Pathways for Migration in Islamabad. The high-level meeting marked the first such gathering in Pakistan in over a decade and brought together more than 65 delegates, including officials and experts from 28...
Congratulatory Message from Haji Ch. Mohammad Qurban, Chairperson Mirpur International Airport Movement (UK & Europe)
Luton, (Special Correspondents) It is with great pleasure and heartfelt sincerity that I extend my warmest congratulations to the newly elected body of the Pakistan Press Club UK. Your successful election is a reflection of the trust and confidence that the journalist community and the wider Pakistani diaspora repose in your dedication, integrity, and vision....
The G7 Failed to Confront Modi’s Record on Human Rights
Dr. Ghulam Nabi FaiChairmanWorld Forum for Peace & Justice June 19, 2025 A Summit in the Shadow of SilenceThe 51st G7 Summit, hosted in Kananaskis, Alberta this June, brought together the leaders of the world’s most powerful democracies. Among the invited guests was Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi — a leader whose government stands credibly...
Stakeholders unite in Lahore to accelerate efforts against child labour
LAHORE, (TW) – On World Day Against Child Labour 2025, stakeholders from government, workers’ and employers’ organizations, and civil society came together in Lahore to reaffirm their commitment to eliminating child labour in Pakistan. The event was organized by the International Labour Organization (ILO) Pakistan in collaboration with the Labour Research and Development Institute (LRDI)...
Despite progress, child labour still affects 138 million children globally – ILO, UNICEF
New report shows an almost 50 per cent reduction since start of century, but world fails to reach elimination targets GENEVA/NEW YORK, 11 June 2025 – Nearly 138 million children were engaged in child labour in 2024, including around 54 million in hazardous work likely to jeopardize their health, safety, or development, according to new estimates released today by...
Bilawal Bhutto-Led Pakistani Delegation Receives Warm Welcome at Renowned Brussels Hotel
Brussels, ( SpecialCorrespondent) __ The inter-parliamentary delegation from Pakistan, led by former Foreign Minister of Pakistan and Chairman of Pakistan Peoples Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, who arrived in Brussels, was welcomed by the General Manager of The Hotel, Mr. William Van der Zee, among others. It should be remembered that the 4-star ‘The Hotel’ is...
Brigadier Taswar Hussain Meets Askari Bank Manager; Efforts for Charity Commission Registration Appreciated
Jhelum, (special correspondent) __ Brigider Taswar Hussain CEO of Jhelum foundation meets Bank Manager of Askari Bank Brigider Taswar Hussain CEO of Jhelum Foundation and Saleem Anwar kasana organising coordinator Jhelum forum dina branch welcome the manager of Askari Bank to the office of Jhelum Foundation in Dina, Jhelum. The bank relating matters were discussed...
UN-Habitat Marks World Environment Day 2025 with Plogging and Eco Action Drive at Trail 5, Islamabad
Islamabad, June 2025, (TW) – In celebration of World Environment Day 2025, UN-Habitat Pakistan, in collaboration with the Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Shehersaaz, organized aPlogging and Eco Action DriveatTrail 5, Margalla Hills, Islamabad. The event supported this year’s global theme, “Beat Plastic Pollution”, focusing on reducing plastic waste and fostering sustainable urban living. The event brought together a...
The Sindoor That Couldn’t Hide the Truth
In the quiethills of Meghalaya,a honeymoon turnedinto a headline — and,unusually, not one thatspilled across borders. On May 23, a newlywedcouple from Indore,India, arrived in thepicturesque town ofSohra (formerly Cherrapunji). Just one day later,both were missing. Phonesswitched off. Scooterabandoned. For 17 days,silence. On June 2, the husband’sbody was discovered in aremote gorge. Woundssuggested violence. The...









