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Zardari Says Pakistan "Tolerates" Its Hindus,, But Two Decades of Data Tell a Different Story
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Zardari Says Pakistan "Tolerates" Its Hindus,, But Two Decades of Data Tell a Different Story

Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari sparked controversy on Independence Day by saying Muslims "tolerate" the country's 3-4% Hindu population. Pakistan's 2023 census places the Hindu population at 2.17%, down from over 20% at Partition in 1947, amid documented patterns of forced conversions, blasphemy law abuse, and communal violence.

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From Hyde Park to the White House: How the PoJK Crisis Has Sparked the Largest Kashmiri Diaspora Protests International
From Hyde Park to the White House: How the PoJK Crisis Has Sparked the Largest Kashmiri Diaspora Protests

From Hyde Park to the White House, Kashmiri diaspora protests have swept London, Bradford, Washington D.C., New York, and Geneva, demanding international accountability for over 90 civilian deaths in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. British MPs have raised alarm and formal petitions have been filed at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva.

Pakistan Forces Foreign Journalists to Seek NOC Before Reporting Outside Three Cities International
Pakistan Forces Foreign Journalists to Seek NOC Before Reporting Outside Three Cities

Pakistan's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting issued the Foreign Media Facilitation Guidelines, 2026, mandating that all foreign journalists obtain a No Objection Certificate before travelling outside Islamabad, Lahore, and Karachi to report, a move coinciding directly with the ongoing civil unrest in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

Pakistan Blocks News Outlets as PoJK Death Toll Crosses 40 International
Pakistan Blocks News Outlets as PoJK Death Toll Crosses 40

Pakistan has reportedly restricted access to multiple digital news platforms, including Al Jazeera English, following coverage of ongoing protests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Over 40 civilians have died since unrest began in June 2026. Islamabad has not officially confirmed the media restrictions.

"There Is No Pakistani Kashmir": India Rebukes NYT as 30 Die in POK Election Crackdown International
"There Is No Pakistani Kashmir": India Rebukes NYT as 30 Die in POK Election Crackdown

India's Embassy in Washington rebuked the New York Times for using "Pakistani Kashmir" on July 29, the same day at least 30 people were killed in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as security forces fired on protesters boycotting elections the JAAC called fraudulent, with PML-N winning 9 of 13 seats under internet blackout and army deployment.

PoK Protests Escalate After Talks Collapse, Election Violence Leaves Several Dead

Protests intensify in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir after talks fail, with election violence killing 19 and polls postponed to August 10 amid ongoing unrest.

"You Can't Pull Me Like This": Sheema Kermani's Detention, Police Suspensions, and the Aurat March That Refused to Stop

From her forcible removal from a car outside Karachi Press Club on May 5 to the Aurat March finally taking place on May 10 under 28 state-imposed conditions — the full story of Sheema Kermani's dete...


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