Justice seen to be done EDITORIAL: Notorious sexual offender Usman Mirza and four of his partners-in-crime have been handed life ... Published 03 Apr, 2022 05:34am
Sports Athletes, teams and leagues confront abuse and bullying NEW YORK: Painful revelations of abuse and misconduct rocked the world of sport in 2021 as athletes from all levels... Published 14 Dec, 2021 11:57am
Sports WTA suspends all tournaments in China over Peng concerns WASHINGTON: The women's professional tennis tour announced Wednesday it was suspending all tournaments in China amid... Published 02 Dec, 2021 10:40am
Business & Finance Afiniti appoints Babbio as chair, forms committee to investigate charges against Chishti The Board of Directors of Afiniti Ltd. has named Larry Babbio as Chair of the Board of Afiniti, effective... Published 23 Nov, 2021 02:01pm
Pakistan Police record couple's statement in harassment case The couple recorded their statements separately under Section 161 of the Criminal Code Updated 09 Jul, 2021 11:48am
World US defence chief favors reform to how military prosecutes sex crimes The commission recommended including other related crimes such as domestic violence among those that would be removed from the chain's purview Updated 23 Jun, 2021 01:24pm
Pakistan Mufti Aziz confesses to molesting seminary student Says he made a mistake and is embarrassed about the incident On June 20, Lahore police arrested former JUI leader Mufti Azizur Rehman from Mianwali Published 21 Jun, 2021 02:27pm
World Three-quarters of female journalists face online abuse PARIS: Nearly three-quarters of female journalists say they have been victims of harassment online and for 20 ... Published 01 May, 2021 03:29am
World Indian court rules that groping without removing clothes is not sexual assault A court in India has ruled that groping a child through their clothing does not constitute sexual assault, inciting outrage across the country and frustrating advocacy groups struggling to address widespread sexual abuse against women and children. Published 27 Jan, 2021 10:56am
Pakistan President approves Anti-Rape Ordinance to expedite trials, ensure stern punishments Special courts will be set up across the country and will dispose of the rape cases within four months. The ordinance prohibits the identification of rape victims and makes it a punishable offense. Updated 15 Dec, 2020 03:36pm