2025
Pakistan Rangers (Sindh) Arrest Two in Karachi Over Smuggling of Non-Custom-Paid Mobile Phones
Karachi (HRNW)— Pakistan Rangers (Sindh), acting on intelligence-based information, conducted a targeted operation in the Lucky Chadhai area near Jamia Farooqia on Hub River Road, Raees Goth, and arrested two suspects involved in the smuggling of non-custom-paid mobile phones. The arrested individuals were identified as Zakir Khan son of Abdul Razzaq and Muhammad Saleem son…
Punjab Chief Minister Orders Drug-Free Province as Police Intensify Crackdown
Lahore (HRNW) — Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has directed authorities to make the province drug-free, following which Punjab Police have intensified operations against drug dealers across the province, officials said. According to a spokesperson for Punjab Police, 34 drug peddlers were arrested during the last 24 hours, and 34 cases were registered. Police recovered…
Sindh Chief Minister Conducts Surprise Inspection of Karachi BRT Red Line Project
Karachi (HRNW)— Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah paid a surprise visit to Karachi to review progress on the BRT Red Line project from Malir Cantt to Numaish, describing it as a strategic and transformative public transport initiative of the Sindh government. During the visit, the Chief Minister stated that development projects will bring…
Sindh Information Minister Announces Film “Mera Lyari” to Counter Negative Portrayals
Karachi (HRNW) — Sindh’s Information Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has announced the upcoming release of a new film titled “Mera Lyari”, aimed at highlighting the true culture, peace, resilience, and talent of Lyari, one of Karachi’s most historic neighborhoods. The announcement comes in response to the Indian film Dhurandhar, which, according to Sindh government officials,…
Pakistan Sunni Tehreek Leaders Condemn Raid on Chairman Sarwat Ejaz Qadri’s Residence
Karachi (HRNW)— Central leaders of Pakistan Sunni Tehreek strongly condemned the police raid on the residence of party Chairman Sarwat Ejaz Qadri, known as Qadri House, during an important press conference. The leaders stated that during the raid, the sanctity of privacy, including the principles of “chadar and chardiwari”, was violated, calling the action unconstitutional…
Deadly Shooting During Exams at Brown University Leaves 2 Dead, 8 Critically Injured
Providence, Rhode Island (HRNW) — Brown University, a prestigious Ivy League institution, was thrown into chaos after a violent shooting incident during final examinations, according to initial reports from local authorities. At least two people were killed and eight others sustained severe injuries, several of whom remain in critical condition, officials confirmed. The shooting reportedly…
International Human Rights Day Corporate Commitments Highlighted
Global (HRNW) — On International Human Rights Day, multinational companies such as Vodafone highlighted ongoing initiatives to respect and promote human rights across business operations, supply chains, and corporate policies. These corporate commitments showcase the role of private actors in supporting global human rights standards. 🔹 Support HRNW’s human rights reporting:Donate here
Hong Kong Verdict Looms in Jimmy Lai National Security Trial
Hong Kong (HRNW) — The High Court is set to deliver a verdict in the high-profile national security trial of pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai, raising international concern about freedom of expression and judicial independence. Human rights observers emphasize the implications for press freedom and civil liberties in Hong Kong. 🔹 Support HRNW’s coverage of civil…
UK Sanctions RSF Commanders for Darfur Atrocities
London (HRNW) — The United Kingdom has imposed sanctions on four senior RSF commanders over mass killings, sexual violence, and attacks on civilians in Darfur. Measures include asset freezes and travel bans. The UK’s action reflects growing international pressure to hold perpetrators accountable for human rights violations in Sudan. 🔹 Support HRNW’s international coverage of…
Mozambique Insurgent Attacks Displace Thousands, Threaten Children’s Rights
Nampula (HRNW) — Islamic State–linked insurgent attacks in northern Mozambique have displaced over 100,000 people in November 2025 alone. Around 70,000 children are among the displaced, with reports of abductions and forced recruitment. Humanitarian agencies warn of a growing child rights crisis and urgent need for food, shelter, and protection services. 🔹 Help HRNW cover…