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  Global Voices - EN : Pakistan
09  may     08h00
Woman journalist in Pakistan takes action against online harassment
R Umaima Ahmed    Even in 2026, Women journalists in Pakistan face persistent online abuse, where appearance often overshadows work, amid rising digital harassment,...
08  may     06h00
Pakistan’s Indigenous Torwali people are fighting to save the Swat River
Zubair Torwali    For Torwali community in Pakistan’s Swat valley, rivers embody sacred identity and history. Government-backed hydropower projects threaten them,...
14  march     01h00
Authorities push back against International Women’s Day march in Pakistan
Ramna Saeed    Authorities in Islamabad detained dozens of Aurat March participants on International Women’s Day, citing Section 144, sparking outrage over police...
13  march     01h30
LGBTQ rights worsen in several countries following US policy changes
Guest Contributor    Within LGBTQIA spaces, gay men are visible. For women, there is no space. Gay men should use their privilege to create space for queer women.’
12  march     20h00
From menstrual dignity to digital safety: How grassroots feminists are redefining gender justice
Forus    What connects a pad box in a Nigerian school, a coalition meeting in Pakistan, and a digital security workshop in Paraguay? They each address a...
20  february     07h00
Pakistan jails two lawyers for 17 years over old tweets
Syed Salman Mehdi    Two Pakistani human rights lawyers received 17-year sentences under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) after criticizing military abuses...
29  january     10h00
Pakistan’s Aafia Siddiqui and the elusive truth in a landscape of politicized narratives
Syed Salman Mehdi    The Islamabad High Court repeatedly rebuked Pakistani officials for using the case of Aafia Siddiqui as a symbolic political tool rather than...
11  january     06h00
Pakistan seeks justice for environmental harm through climate litigation
Mariam Waqar Khattak    As climate disasters intensify, Pakistan’s courts face growing pressure to deliver environmental justice, even as limited resources, slow proceedings...
18  december     21h00
China’s green investment in Pakistan: Solar dreams, debt shadows, and the politics of a rapid transition
Qian Sun    China is simultaneously the country enabling Pakistan’s solar boom and the country whose earlier coal investments continue to shape the power system...
10  december     23h00
What China’s energy sector can and cannot do for the Global South
Qian Sun    Will South Asia’s energy future be determined by local needs or by the strategic interests of a rising great power?
09  december     18h00
Green dignity and public visibility: GIA’s intersectional approach to transgender rights and climate justice in Pakistan
Rezwan    Global Voices spoke with the Gender Interactive Alliance (GIA) about their work and how it connects with COP30’s focus on justice, human rights, and...
02  december     23h00
Pakistani travellers with valid visas being quietly offloaded at airports in silent ban’
Syed Salman Mehdi    Pakistan has tightened airport screenings to help combat trafficking, but the new measures increasingly trouble lawful travellers, eroding rights,...
26  november     23h00
The green fault line: The Global North, China, and the politics of climate finance in South Asia
Qian Sun    As right-leaning governments gain power, the willingness to spend on climate mitigation or on assistance to developing countries is declining.
12  november     02h57
The singer without a stage: An Afghan artist leaves the country that raised him
Fareed Khan    Afghan refugees in Pakistan face forced repatriation amidst stricter measures. Najeebullah Khitab, a singer raised in Pakistan, prepares to leave,...
16  october     06h00
Kech cultural festival celebrates Balochistan’s resilient spirit in Turbat, Pakistan
Fareed Khan    For decades, Balochistan’s news coverage has centered on security concerns. Showcasing events like the Kech Cultural Festival, celebrating unity and...
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