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Women participate in Aurat March in Pakistan, unidentified men pelt stone to disrupt Islamabad edition

Mar 09, 2020, at 04:57 pm

Islamabad/IBNS: Women in large numbers on Sunday participated in 'Aurat March' across different cities in Pakistan to demand basic rights for women in each field of life. However, the Islamabad edition of the march was marred by a stone-pelting incident where the peaceful participants were allegedly targeted by religious hardliners.

Women participate in Aurat March in Pakistan, unidentified men pelt stone to disrupt Islamabad edition

Mar 09, 2020, at 04:57 pm

Islamabad/IBNS: Women in large numbers on Sunday participated in 'Aurat March' across different cities in Pakistan to demand basic rights for women in each field of life. However, the Islamabad edition of the march was marred by a stone-pelting incident where the peaceful participants were allegedly targeted by religious hardliners.

Hardliners will not 'hijack' Libyan political process, declares UN envoy

Oct 22, 2015, at 05:31 pm

New York, Oct 22 (IBNS): The effort towards forming a unity government in Libya will continue, the United Nations envoy for the country said on Tuesday, emphasizing that while a position had been announced that some parties had not voted for the UN-backed political agreement, "there is no chance for small groups or personalities to hijack this process."