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    Rawalpindi Unrest: Cases Filed Against Lawmakers & Khan's Sisters

    Islamabad, April 9 – Pakistani police have filed a case against the sisters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, several members of the national and provincial assemblies, and nearly 1,400 unidentified individuals under anti-terrorism laws following unrest on Adiala Road in Rawalpindi, local...
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    Report: Pakistan Exploits Interpol to Silence Journalists and Activists

    Athens, March 13. Pakistan's strategy to silence opposition combines domestic authoritarianism with transnational repression. As the crackdown within the country intensifies through the arrest of journalists, censorship of media, and the violent dispersal of protests, the effort to target...
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    Speedy Justice: Supreme Court Urges States to Create NIA Courts

    February 11, New Delhi - The Supreme Court of India issued notices to 17 states on Tuesday, requiring them to establish special NIA courts in states where 10 or more cases are pending under anti-terrorism laws. The court requested responses from the states after the Union Home Ministry submitted...
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    Speedy Trials: Supreme Court Directs States to Establish NIA Courts

    New Delhi, February 10 The Supreme Court issued notices to 17 states, including Delhi, Gujarat, and Maharashtra, to ensure the establishment of special NIA courts in states where 10 or more cases are pending trial under anti-terrorism laws.A bench headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant...
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