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Islamabad M-Tag System Generates Over PKR 121 Million Amid Renewed Questions on Digital Vehicle Monitoring
Pakistan’s Frontier Works Organization (FWO) has collected more than PKR 121 million (approximately $434,000) through Islamabad’s M-Tag registration campaign, according…
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Human Rights
Inside Pakistan’s Rehab Centres: NCHR Report Alleges Abuse and Illegal Detentions
Pakistan’s rehabilitation and psychiatric care system is facing renewed scrutiny after a recent investigation by the National Commission for Human…
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Parliamentary Affairs
FIA received over 154 complaints of wrongful passenger offloading, Senate told
Pakistan’s Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) received at least 154 complaints regarding the alleged wrongful offloading of passengers by immigration staff…
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Right to Information
Once a Beacon of Transparency, KP Information Commission Now a Symbol of Inefficiency and Disillusionment
In the heart of Peshawar, there’s an institution that was once meant to shine as a symbol of transparency and…
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Press Freedom
A Shrinking Space: How Legal, Digital and Institutional Pressures Are Redefining Journalism in Pakistan
On April 24, 2026, senior journalist Matiullah Jan hosted a dinner for foreign journalists at the National Press Club in…
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Right to Information
IHC Declares PIC Order Unlawful, Arbitrary, and Without Legal Authority, Sets It Aside
The Islamabad High Court has set aside an order of the Pakistan Commission on Access to Information, ruling in favor…
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PTV audit flags irregular hiring, excess payments and governance lapses
ISLAMABAD: A recent audit of the Pakistan Television Corporation (PTV) for the financial year 2024–25 has uncovered a pattern of…
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Blog
When Asking Questions Becomes a Crime: A Troubling Signal from Punjab Information Commission
LAHORE — The Right to Information (RTI) law was designed as a bridge — a way for ordinary citizens to…
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Featured
From Balochistan to Washington: Walwala Bashir’s Journey to Shape Inclusive Policy
More than 7,000 miles from the rugged landscapes of Balochistan to the corridors of policy in Washington, DC, Walwala Bashir’s…
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