More than 120 armed conflicts worldwide are causing extreme destruction and impeding aid delivery, warns ICRC President ...

Labour intends to tear up the European Convention on Human Rights to which it is a signatory, guaranteeing the right to a ...

As hostage exchange negotiations progress, we call for unlawfully detained medical personnel to be released. Their release is ...

Dozens of UN human rights experts are warning that President Donald Trump’s plan for ethnic cleansing and U.S. control over ...

Airlink, Inc. is thrilled to introduce the incoming members to their Board of Trustees for the 2025-2027 term. There are six new inductees, each bringing exemplary experience in the aviation industry, ...

Experts say Trump’s proposal is a legal, diplomatic, geopolitical, and humanitarian minefield, with some Trump allies suggesting it was brought up as a negotiating tactic. US Pr ...

Between January 21 and 27 alone, Israeli forces killed 20 Palestinians and injured 81, including 11 children, in attacks ...

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Officials inside and outside of the US government are grappling with the fallout of the Trump administration’s sudden suspension of almost all foreign aid with some humanitarian officials ...

Days after Rubio’s initial directive, the impact of the aid freeze is already being felt, as humanitarian officials warned it could have catastrophic implications. One predicted that if the ...

ISLAMABAD: The Senate Stand­ing Committee on Interior has approved amendments to the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (Peca), essentially clearing the last obstacle for it to become law.

The proposed amendment to Peca was presented as a supplementary agenda item by Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar on behalf of the interior minister. The introduction coincided with a noisy protest by ...