Human Rights Day–Kashmir Dr Nazir Gilani PEOPLE across the world celebrated the Human Rights Day. The date was chosen to honour the United Nations General Assembly’s adoption and proclamation, on 10 December 1948, of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). It is the first global enunciation of human rights and one of the first …
HRs violations in IOK must end: Masood Khan US should play its role as a facilitator in resolving Kashmir dispute: Kashmir and Pakistan are inseparable Observer Report Washington DC Massive human rights violations should come to an end in Indian occupied Kashmir and serious efforts must be made by the international community to find a …
RiyazMasroor Public consent is heart of the true democracy. It’s not just the votes polled or the seats secured in the assembly that makes a ruling regime legitimate. Consent of the general mass is what differentiates a democracy from a totalitarian regime. If the ruler enjoys the public consent, he or she does not need …
Junaid Malik THE known part of the universe which is inhibited by human race is divided into groups based on ethnic or religious identities like caste, religion or the economic barriers makes divided groups of society. India soon after its independence declared itself as republic with no state religion of its own and equal opportunities …
Minorities particularly Muslims have been worst victims of deadliest violence Read More »
November 17, 2016 Dr. Ali Al-Ghamdi KASHMIR is regarded as one of the oldest problems in the world. It is also one of the most complicated problems that consumes immense resources and hampers development. Several wars have been fought over the issue claiming the lives of hundreds of people. The problem had its origin in …
