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Violence, sexual abuse against children continues unchallenged

On the night of May 24, an 18-year-old boy named Jazlan Faisal was shot dead in a private housing society in Karachi. According to reports, Karachi police had registered a case of murder in the presence of Jazlan’s uncle. So far, two of the three accused have been arrested, and the third or the main culprit, Irfan’s father Faiz has been captured by police. According to the investigating officer, the main accused Irfan has brought his father’s weapon to kill jazlan and his friends and now there are reports that he has escaped the country. The incident happened on the

Climate change an existential crisis for Pakistan

The Year 2022 brought the record-breaking heat waves in Pakistan that is affecting the lives of the masses. According to The New York Times, the study says, the chances of such a heat wave increased by at least 30 times since the 19th century. Our world is facing a severe climate change crisis. It is somehow because of the negligence of humans that our planet is not safe. Our today’s action will make our dearest planet suffer tomorrow in terms of heat waves, severe storms, increased drought, loss of species, lack of food, health risks and in many other ways.

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