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harassment

CM gives go-ahead to Cyber Crime Unit

CM gives go-ahead to Cyber Crime Unit

Published 11 Apr, 2026 06:16am
LAHORE: Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif has approved a major initiative to address the growing issue of...
Harassment: women and the workplace

Harassment: women and the workplace

Published 19 Sep, 2022 05:45am
EDITORIAL: Annual report of the office of the Federal Ombudsperson Secretariat for Protection Against Harassment...
Youm-e-Haya tomorrow: Ashrafi

Youm-e-Haya tomorrow: Ashrafi

Published 26 Aug, 2021 02:20am
ISLAMABAD: Youm-e-Haya (Chastity Day) would be observed across the country on upcoming Friday to educate men and...
Israeli sex tourists aggravate UAE's human trafficking ordeal

Israeli sex tourists aggravate UAE's human trafficking ordeal

Published 27 Jan, 2021 01:06pm
  • The main victims of human trafficking hail from India, Pakistan, China, and Bangladesh
  • Most migrants are compelled to sign employment contracts in a language they’re unable to read and thus agreeing to conditions and wages far lower than they had been promised
  • Traffickers employ many tactics to force women to work, often locking the victims in small rooms without food or water and subjecting them to physical and verbal abuse
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