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Offloaded From Freedom

Asem Mustafa Awan Islamabad: For Razia Bibi, the journey was never meant to be political. It was meant to be personal. At 58, with most of her life already behind her, she was not chasing opportunity or escape. She was travelling to…

A Message Written in Blood

Ishtiaq Ahmed Bradford: The attack on a Shia place of worship in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan and the nerve centre of state power, was not merely an act of terror.  It was a calculated message to the government and security…

Bhatti Gate Tragedy Turns To Torture

Asem Mustafa Awan Islamabad: In the narrow lanes near Lahore’s historic Bhatti Gate, where daily life moves between crumbling infrastructure and relentless congestion, a single uncovered manhole became the point where a family’s world…

When Systems Disable People

Ali Nawaz Rahimoo Tharparkar: Disability is not a bad word. Yet, in everyday conversation, it is often misused as a derogatory insult—a practice that is both harmful and objectionable. Equally problematic is the reluctance to openly…