Online Child Abuse in Pakistan: The Gap Between the Children Affected and the Cases on Record
A UNICEF survey estimates 1.5 million Pakistani children experienced sexual abuse through technology in a year. The cyber crime agency received 523 complaints in 14 months.
The Red Line We Forgot to Draw Around Our Children
Pakistan guards its borders with red lines and rhetoric, yet 1,015 child rape and sexual abuse cases were recorded in just six months.
KP under Flash Floods: A Crisis of Climate and Governance
The floods are not just a natural calamity but a man-made failure of governance. Without urgent reforms, Pakistan risks repeating the same tragedy year after…
No Easy Allies: How ‘Operation Sindoor’ Undermined India’s Global Standing
Beyond triumphalism: whether by selective framing or deliberate propaganda, the spectacle around Operation Sindoor risks militarising diplomacy, rewarding arms markets and deepening a zero-sum worldview.
Climate litigation in Pakistan struggles for footing on the uncertain path of Article 9A
Article 9A guarantees Pakistanis the right to a clean environment, but is it a turning point for climate litigation or just symbolic rhetoric?
The Impacts of Climate Change and Urgent Call for Action
The impacts of climate change exacerbate social and economic inequalities in Pakistan, particularly affecting women and children living in poverty.
A Source of Comfort and Calm Amidst Life’s Challenges
While we cannot escape the ups and downs of life, we can always find comfort and calm in nature.
Climate Change Impacts on Islamabad
Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, is a small but stunning city known for its natural beauty, particularly for its greenery. However, in the last few…
The Urgency of Holding Fair Elections in Pakistan
Timely, fair elections are vital for Pakistan, and the government must prioritize national interests over power.