The CCP’s Long War Against Tibet: Why Li Ganjie Must Be Held Accountable
In 1950, the People’s Liberation Army marched into Tibet under the banner of “liberation.” What followed was not liberation but…
GSP+: The Politics of Selective Enforcement and the Case of Pakistan
In April 2026, the European Union’s ambassador to Pakistan stated that the country’s access to GSP+ is “neither guaranteed nor…
Tibet’s “Open Door” That Never Opens
For decades, Tibet has been portrayed by Beijing as a land of harmony and progress, a showcase of “ethnic unity”…
Pakistan’s Christian Minority and the Regime of Structural Persecution
When Pakistan’s Federal Constitutional Court delivered its ruling in Maria Shahbaz on 25 March 2026, it disposed of more than…
Pakistan’s Blasphemy Laws and Minority Persecution Doomed “Gandhara Heritage”
The Gandhara region stretching across present‑day Taxila in Swat Valley and Peshawar, which once stood as a luminous center of…
A society numb to pain: Rising child abuse cases reveal Pakistan’s deepening crisis of silence
In societies where outrage fades quickly, tragedy risks becoming routine. In Pakistan, the growing number of child abuse cases reflects…
Pakistani Imam Expelled in Italy for Promoting Child Marriage
In early April 2026, Italian authorities expelled a 25 year old Pakistani imam, Ali Kashif, following statements in which he justified…
Reviewing Pakistan’s EU GSP+ Status in Light of Ongoing Human Rights Concerns
The European Union’s Generalised Scheme of Preferences Plus (GSP+) is meant to reward countries that demonstrate concrete progress in human…
Pakistan’s Repression at Home and Abroad Under Scrutiny in Geneva
GENEVA: At the Palais des Nations, where the sixty first session of the United Nations Human Rights Council is in progress, scrutiny of Pakistan extended…
Where Europe Begins, And Journeys End
In europe, twenty two people died slowly at sea this week, within sight of Europe but beyond its reach. Their…
