Pakistan’s Punjab province bans protests amid violent demonstrations over on-campus rape
The government of Pakistan’s largest province of Punjab has banned all public gatherings and closed educational institutions as more protests against an alleged on-campus rape of a college student in Lahore are expected on Friday.
Schools, universities shut amid protests in Pakistan province
Authorities in Pakistan's most populous province ordered all educational institutes shut for Oct. 18, as students stage protests after reports of a college campus rape spread online. The closure, which encompasses playgroups to universities, will affect about 26 million children in addition to adult learners in eastern Punjab province.
A nationwide demonstration in Pakistan is underway, led by the party of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan. They are protesting a bill that is proposing amendments to the constitution to extend ...
Following a call for protests by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Lahore police have arrested over 350 party supporters ...
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) political committee announced on Wednesday called for nationwide protests on Friday in ...
From October 12 to 16, wedding halls, cafes, restaurants, and snooker clubs were ordered to close in both Islamabad and ...
Board exams in Rawalpindi and Islamabad postponed as the Punjab government closes all educational institutions on October ...
Pakistan Army deployed in Islamabad to ensure security during Imran Khan protest, ahead of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation ...
Islamabad is under tight security as Chinese Premier Li Qiang visits for a bilateral meeting and the Shanghai Cooperation ...
Pakistani police have charged the country’s imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan with attempted murder over the death ...
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