Islamabad: (PPF) The federal government repealed the rules governing the National Cyber Crime & Investigation Authority (NCCIA), a body created earlier this year to tackle cybercrime, internet-related offenses, and data protection, Dawn reported. The NCCIA, created earlier this year to tackle

Stockholm, Sweden: Kashmir Council Sweden organized an important event to observe the October 27th as the day of occupation, a day of grief and sorrow. The event took place at Stockholm Waterfront Congress Center. What a coincidence that it was held in Room # 27.

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Wembley, UK:  Pastor Jimmy Robinson of the Potters House Church, located on High Road, Wembley, has called on local authorities to address the significant parking challenges faced by his congregation on event days at Wembley Stadium. In a heartfelt letter to Brent Council, Pastor Robins

London: (By Hannah Chowdhry) The family of a mentally challenged Christian woman, who was raped in May, now faces unbearable social and financial hardships in their pursuit of justice. Her elder brother was forced to flee their village due to threats from local men who have turned against the fam

London: Following the Scottish Government's written response to our petition dated August 22, 2024, regarding the Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) crisis, we express our deep disappointment with their response. The government's reply fails to address key issues and lacks the

Springfield field, Virginia: The preparations are all underway for a peaceful protest to be held at the UN headquarter in New York during the intervention of Indian delegate to the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). The Indian delegate will be addressing the UNGA on Satur

Islamabad: (PPF) is alarmed by the disrespectful and dangerous remarks made by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur against journalists, referring to them as “sell-outs” and particularly referring to women journalists. The provincial chief minister made the swe

Islamabad: (Pakistan Press Foundation) On August 26, the Islamabad High Court (IHC) ruled in response to petitions challenging the registration of multiple First Information Reports (FIRs) against the late journalist Arshad Sharif and other media professionals including Imran Riaz Khan and Sami I

London: (By Hannah Chowdhry and Juliet Chowdhry) On August 7, 2024, two Christian sisters from Kathor village in Gojra, Punjab, were accused of desecrating the Quran, leading to a tense situation in their community. The sisters, Sonia Bibi (28) and Saima Bibi (38), live together with their famili

 The largest secular democracy India should take lead in launching a new-UN the USDN (United Secular Democratic Nations) by first mobilizing countries of Global South,  especially SAARC Countries (first Bangladesh) (ii)- If the USA agrees to join the USDN then  the USA ma

Lahore: Amidst the growing frequency of the fabricated cases of blasphemy allegations and consistent mob violence against religious minorities, human rights activist and Chairman Rwadari Tehreek Pakistan, Mr. Samson Salamat along with leadership of the religious minorities has called for a Hunger

Karachi: (Pakistan Press Foundation) Irfan Sangi, a cameraman from Time News, and Bashir Mirjat, a reporter from Dharti TV, were attacked and tortured by Karachi Police while covering a protest at Teen Talwar, Karach on July 19. The protest was organized to demand justice for Priya Kumari, a youn

A copy of the open letter below has been emailed to the Prime Minister via his online portal and parliamentary email, as well as to Angela Rayner via her official ministerial and parliamentary email. It has also been sent to the Scottish First Minister and Housing Minister by email. Additionally,

London: In the heart of Tillicoultry, a young family faces an ongoing battle with their rented flat on Frederick Street. Since November 2023, the tenants have been grappling with various issues, ranging from internal mould and broken windows to the more pressing concern of Reinforced Autoclaved A

Islamabad: (By Pakistan Press Foundation) Three petitions have been filed in the Lahore High Court (LHC) against the government’s decision to authorize Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) to tap phone calls.  The petitions argue that the order infringes upon citizens’ constitu