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Experts encourage the protection of Karachi’s natural waterways

Karachi: During a session held at the Karachi Press Club under the theme “obstructions and risks for Karachi’s natural waterways”, environmental experts, law professionals, urban planners, writers and civil society representatives stressed the urgent need to protect the city’s natural drainage channels and ecological balance. The Gathering, Waiting by Legal Expert Abeerah Ashfaq, Karachi Press […]

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5 The IHC judges dispute the powers of CJ in SC

Islamabad: In an unprecedented decision, five judges from the High Court of Islamabad (CIH) were gone to the Supreme Court in person to deposit distinct constitutional petitions, contesting several administrative measures taken by the Chief of IHC, Sardar Muhammad Sarfraz Dogar. The judges – Mohsin Akhtar Kayani, Babar Sattar, Tariq Mehmood Jahangiri, Sardar Ejaz Ishaq

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Foreign pressure of the data protection law stands

Islamabad: The Senate Committee on Information Technologies and Telecommunications was informed Thursday that Pakistan is faced with external pressures so as not to promulgate laws of citizens. At a meeting of the Committee, chaired by Senator Palwasha Khan in Parliament, officials of the IT ministry said that the data protection bill was underway, with current

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The other states have Saudi style pacts with Pakistan

LONDON: The mutual defense agreement of nuclear Pakistan with Saudi Arabia can have a cascade effect in the Arabian Peninsula, such as Dar-Prime Minister Ishaq Dar suggested on Friday that other countries also show the interest of forging similar pacts with Islamabad. “It is premature to say something final, but after this development, other countries

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“Each Pakistanain wants to defend holy cities”

Karachi: PPP president Bilawal Bhutto Zardari described the defense agreement with Saudi Arabia on Friday as a positive step for Pakistan, saying that all Pakistanis wanted to protect Mecca and Madina. Speaking to the media after visiting the largest sewage plant in Karachi, Bilawal said that there was continuous coordination between provincial and federal governments.

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