2025
Concerns Grow Over Declining Attention to North Korean Human Rights
Seoul, South Korea (HRNW)– Human rights activists have expressed concern that international focus on abuses in North Korea is fading. Despite long-standing allegations of forced labor, detentions, and restricted freedoms, meaningful progress remains absent. Advocates urge renewed diplomatic pressure to protect civilians inside the isolated state. 🔗 Support Human Rights Work:👉 https://hrnww.com/donate-us
Global Human Security Under Serious Threat as 2025 Ends
Geneva, Switzerland (HRNW)– Human rights experts have raised serious concerns over the worsening global human security situation. Cuts in international aid, rising conflicts, and weakening democratic institutions have left millions vulnerable. Rights organizations warn that marginalized communities, refugees, and conflict victims are paying the heaviest price as governments reduce humanitarian commitments. 🔗 Support Human Rights…
Customs Enforcement Gadani Seizes 30.5 MT Smuggled Betel Nuts Along-with 4 Passenger Buses Worth Rs. 252.5 Million
Hub/Gadani (HRNW)– Enforcement Collectorate Gadani, in a major intelligence-based anti-smuggling operations with the support from FC and local polulice seized 30.5 metric tons of smuggled betel nuts of foreign origin along with four passenger buses near Ashok Pump, District Hub, with the total estimated value of the seized goods and conveyances amounting to Rs. 252.5…
Sir Syed University organized Closing Ceremony of the 8th IMTIC highlighting AI Innovations for Sustainable ICT Infrastructure
Karachi (HRNW)— Sir Syed University of Engineering & Technology (SSUET) and Mehran University of Engineering & Technology (MUET) organized a successful closing ceremony of 8th International Multi-topic ICT Conference (IMTIC) at the SSUET campus. This year’s conference theme, “AI Driven Innovations Across Disciplines for a Resilient and Sustainable ICT Infrastructure,” attracted a diverse group of…
Election Tribunal Upholds Nawaz Sharif’s Victory in NA-130 By-Election
Lahore (HRNW)- The Election Tribunal has declared the victory of former Prime Minister and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Nawaz Sharif valid while announcing the verdict of the NA-130 Lahore by-election. The Election Tribunal has rejected the petition of Yasmin Rashid, challenging the results of the NA-130 by-election. Nawaz Sharif had won NA-130 by securing…
50th COAS Polo and Tent Pegging Championship 2025 Concludes with Peshawar Corps Victorious
Lahore (HRNW)- The 50th Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Polo and Tent Pegging Championship 2025 concluded with its closing ceremony at the Jannah Polo Fields (JPF), Lahore. Field Marshal Syed Asif Munir, NI (M), HJ, COAS and CDF attended the closing ceremony as the chief guest, while the Interior Minister, Chief Secretary Punjab and a…
Dense Fog Disrupts Flight Operations and Road Traffic, Authorities Advise Caution
Lahore (HRNW)- Flight operations at Lahore Airport have been suspended for the past 8 hours due to dense fog in the city, while various international flights have been diverted to Islamabad. According to airport officials, flights from Lahore to Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Jeddah and Karachi have been canceled due to the fog, while the schedule…
Education Department Issues Strict Guidelines on Political Activities and Social Media for Government Employees
Lahore (HRNW)- The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has issued new and strict instructions for government employees regarding participation in political activities and use of social media. According to the issued notification, no government employee will be able to participate in political meetings, processions or gatherings. Along with this, a complete ban has been…
Government Proposes Major Reduction in Petroleum Prices for New Year
Islamabad (HRNW)- The government is likely to significantly reduce the prices of petroleum products on the occasion of the New Year. According to the initial working paper, the prices of various products have been proposed to be reduced by up to Rs 10.60 per liter. According to sources in the Ministry of Finance, it has…
Train Schedules Adjusted Due to Heavy Fog, Passenger Assistance Ensured
Lahore (HRNW)- Due to heavy fog, the schedule of trains departing from Lahore and Faisalabad to Karachi, Quetta and Rawalpindi, including other cities, has been changed. According to railway officials, Karakoram Express 42-Down, which was scheduled to depart for Karachi at 3 pm, will depart from Lahore at 4:30 pm, 1 hour and 30 minutes…