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April 29, 2025

News Desk

Amnesty International accuses Israel of “living genocide” in Gaza

Listen to the article Amnesty International has accused Israel of committing a “living genocide” in Gaza, violently shifting almost the entire population and engineering a humanitarian disaster, according to the annual human rights report published on Tuesday. Watchdog Secretary -General Agnes Callamard said that since October 7, 2023, people have seen “a live flow genocide”, arguing that Israel has acted with “a specific intention to destroy the Palestinians in Gaza”. The report mentioned massive civilians, widespread destruction and systematic deprivation of basic services such as water, fuel and health care. Amnesty said that 90 % of the Gaza population –

March 29, 2023

The Pakistan Daily

Amnesty Intl raises alarm over Azhar Mashwani’s disappearance

ISLAMABAD: Amnesty International has raised alarm over PTI social media activist Azhar Mahwani’s disappearance. In a tweet, it stated, “We are alarmed by reports of the enforced disappearance of Azhar Mashwani, whose whereabouts remain unknown. Enforced disappearances have stained Pakistan’s human rights record for decades and continue with impunity.” “We call on the government of Pakistan to immediately release all disappeared people or promptly bring them before a judge in a civilian court of law to rule on the awfulness of their arrest or detention and whether they should be released,” it stated. Earlier, PTI social media activist Azhar Mashwani’s

December 3, 2021

The Pakistan Daily

Amnesty International demands accountability for Sialkot incident

ISLAMABAD: Amnesty International has expressed alarm over the “lynching and killing of a Sri Lankan factory manager in Sialkot” and has demanded an independent and impartial investigation into the incident. Amnesty International South Asia issued a series of tweets shortly after a mob killed a Sri Lankan national and set on fire the body in Sialkot on Friday. “Amnesty International is deeply alarmed by the disturbing lynching and killing of a Sri Lankan factory manager in Sialkot, allegedly due to a blasphemy accusation,” the human rights body said. “Authorities must immediately conduct an independent, impartial and prompt investigation and hold the perpetrators

August 2, 2021

The Pakistan Daily

Amnesty International takes notice of Aurat March cancellation in Faisalabad

FAISALABAD: Amnesty International has taken notice of Aurat March’s Faisalabad’s cancellation after the government reovked permission for the march. In a tweet, the international human rights NGO stated: “PAKISTAN: Amnesty International notes with serious concern the government’s decision to bar the #AuratMarch protest in Faisalabad yesterday. The right to peaceful assembly is protected by all major human rights conventions and the Constitution of Pakistan.” Amesty International has called upon Pakistani authorities to immediately grant permission for Aurat March Faisalabad and also provide security if needed. Earlier, it had been reported that Assisstant Commissioner Faisalabad had revoked permission for the Aurat

April 2, 2021

Hamza Azhar Salam

Mohtarma Maryam Nawaz calls for Sarmad Sultan’s release

LAHORE: Mohtarma Maryam Nawaz Sharif has called for the immediate release of activist Sarmad Sultan after reports of his disappearance went viral on social media. The PML-N Vice President said that this was the system she was trying to fight, where people holding different views are abducted in the light of day. Amnesty International also raised alarms over the reports of the disappearance of Sarmad Sultan, calling for his immediate return. In a surreptitious development, Sarmad’s Twitter account was also deactivated. Human rights activist Mohtarma Reham Khan also demanded the immediate release of the missing activist. Speaking to The Pakistan

September 29, 2020

News Desk

Amnesty International halts operations in India

Amnesty International halted its operations across India after its bank accounts were frozen in what it called a government “witch-hunt” against rights groups. NGOs have alleged harassment from Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist administration for highlighting rights abuses, including in India-occupied Kashmir (IoK). Amnesty International said that it came to know on September 10 that its Indian bank accounts were frozen, forcing it to let go of staff and pause all ongoing campaign and research work. “This is the latest in the incessant witch-hunt of human rights organisations by the Government of India over unfounded and motivated allegations,” the

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