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Sources The sources, where not quoted in the text, were HRCP surveys, fact finding reports, and communications from its correspondents and private citizens; official gazettes, economic and legal documents and other public releases and statements; reports in the national and regional press; and publications of international agencies like the UNDP, ILO, WHO, UNICEF and the World Bank. Considering the limitation of the official reports, press accounts and sample surveys conducted by NGOs, figures and assessments offered here may not always represent the full or the exact picture. They should be taken as a reflection of the trend during the year.
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Page 7: Contents Abbreviations Glossary Int
Page 10 and 11: Abbreviations i EIA Environment Imp
Page 12 and 13: Glossary [Terms commonly used in di
Page 14 and 15: Hadd: Plural hudood: Islamic punish
Page 16 and 17: Ramazan: The Muslim month of fastin
Page 18 and 19: Introduction 2 paid the price for t
Page 20 and 21: Freedom of movement In Moharram, t
Page 22 and 23: Green benches were established in h
Page 24 and 25: 14 Laws and law-making
Page 26 and 27: 16 of legislation in 2012, about th
Page 28 and 29: 18 and extended for 120 days on Oct
Page 30 and 31: 20 Administration of justice Univer
Page 32 and 33: 22 had been closed. Administration
Page 34 and 35: 24 relied on the National Assembly
Page 36 and 37: 26 Administration of justice asked
Page 38 and 39: 28 Administration of justice body s
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Page 42 and 43: 32 this country. Administration of
Page 44 and 45: 34 Article 184(3) of the constituti
Page 46 and 47: 36 adviser to the prime minister, t
Page 48 and 49: 38 the constitution, is bound to fo
Page 50 and 51: 40 Administration of justice The El
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44 again sworn in as Interior Minis
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46 General, that no contempt law wa
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48 and observed that the matter was
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50 one was given imprisonment for 2
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52 Administration of justice Sr Nam
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54 Acquittals Administration of jus
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56 the majesty of the law but no ju
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58 Law and order
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60 home or correspondence, nor to a
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62 clear cut act of extra judicial
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64 vulnerable for women NGO workers
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66 Law and order Karachi: Scenes fr
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68 legislations were presented and
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70 the death penalty and enforced d
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72 landline numbers twice a week. G
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74 Jails, prisoners and disappearan
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76 profile murder cases, were acqui
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80 Rawalpindi’s Adiyala prison af
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82 moratorium in place or to raise
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Fundamental freedoms 89 State of Hu
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Freedom of movement Every citizen s
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in order to avoid any law and order
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for issuing machine-readable passpo
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major cities made travel inconvenie
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Freedom of thought, conscience and
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of sectarian violence or violence a
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that police actions that followed b
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The Christian community often took
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Pakistani Hindu migrants seek refug
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Mohandas and Bharti Naraindas, who
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ecording their statements. The HRCP
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seen carrying near her home on Augu
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Members of minority communities had
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Freedom of expression Every citizen
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ecame the third journalist to be ki
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TV channel, was shot and killed by
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demonstrating against a film denigr
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the murder. The report was called d
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called for more transparency in the
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service had been banned since 2010.
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Freedom of assembly Every citizen s
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alleged desecration of the Holy Qur
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federal government had been neglect
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Burning tyres and a blocked road te
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ecent judgment by the Sindh High Co
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Freedom of association Every citize
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WAPDA Hydro Electric Central Labor
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Freedom of association in Pakistan
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147 State of Human Rights in 2012
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Political participation ... the sta
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to hold next elections under superv
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Another day, another killing: polit
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throughout 2012. The most prominent
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emained unidentified. The scope for
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160 Women
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162 Women Mother and childhood are
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164 sensitising participants to iss
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166 Women The women who stood out i
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168 would result in the creation of
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170 Women The resounding slap that
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172 victim to the crime. The perpet
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174 Women Women in prison were the
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176 overlooked need to be seen thro
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178 and young persons should be pro
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180 Children Negligence led to fire
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182 extremists who were upset over
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184 the year of children and announ
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186 submitted a report to the Secur
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188 Article 89 of the Constitution
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190 and was yet to be presented in
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192 scheme of the Punjab Education
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194 undertaken in the absence of su
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196 relief, for all such citizens,
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198 treaties and agreements with in
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200 report on World Economic Situat
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202 year in mines operated not only
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204 was challenged in the Supreme C
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206 of the rights of women workers,
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208 authorities related to the rece
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210 interests were not protected by
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212 protest tactics. A protest held
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214 Labour Bonded labourers release
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216 against his employers. [See the
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218 Education
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220 introduction of free education;
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222 and subsidies. The Punjab gover
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224 provincial government to promul
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226 was said to be partly due to th
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228 university premises, in additio
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230 Education Madrassahs opened the
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232 the female gender’s right to
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234 Health Badin: Hospital services
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236 Health Challenged children in a
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238 National Drug Control Master Pl
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240 government’s failure to resol
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242 which results in 40,000 deaths
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244 Health Dirty wayside dentists p
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246 rights need to be ensured. Heal
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248 Housing Data from the last cens
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250 Housing 280 260 240 220 200 Dea
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252 Housing Residents of Goth Sahib
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254 Gosha-e-Aman was run by a board
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256 Lahore about five years ago for
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258 Housing infrastructure, such as
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260 Environment with the stated aim
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262 Wetlands of International Impor
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264 Environment Vehicle emmissions
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266 recommendations to the governme
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268 was felt for integration of bio
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270 Environment United States Agenc
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272 Environment
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274 Refugees Food handouts for the
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276 registration, which was an ongo
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278 Refugees Afghan refugee women w
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280 After the reopening of a crucia
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282 from Tharparkar to escape the f
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HRCP activities 284
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286 their families in debt bondage.
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288 teachers’ lawful demands. Feb
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290 HRCP activities May 10, Gilgit:
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292 HRCP activities July 17, Khairp
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294 HRCP activities Mingora Consult
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296 HRCP activities Women’. Dec 1
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298 HRCP activities Quetta: The HRC
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300 HRCP activities death threats t
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302 Dost Iqdar Kay Faroogh Ki Jad-o
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304 International Federation for Hu
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306 efforts to promote sectarian ha
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308 systematic targeting is now lit
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310 abandoning their life-saving vo
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312 both must redouble their effort
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314 convention was of the view that
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316 according to most accounts, the
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318 Furthermore, in view of the cha
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320 justice are the backbone to any
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322 hanged on May 23. The last exec
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324 Crimes Regulation (FCR) have br
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326 and called for the protection o
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328 steps to extend help to the thr
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330 abroad. 7. Talibanisation was g
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332 who perished while performing t
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334 imprisoned several times by mil
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