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84 Jails, prisoners and disappearances Sr.# Prisons Authorised Capacity Prisoners Convicted Undertrial 8 D.J. Nawabshah 100 298 2 296 9 D.J. Mirpurkhas 75 218 5 213 10 D.J. Sanghar 250 309 3 306 11 D.J. Jacobabad 250 246 2 244 12 D.J. Dadu 250 341 7 334 13 D.J. Badin 250 322 8 314 14 D.J. Shikarpur 250 456 4 452 15 D.J.N/Feroze 250 296 4 292 16 D.J. Ghotki 250 295 0 295 17 D.P. Larkana 110 44 1 43 18 Spb P.Nara Hyd 300 313 6 306 19 Y.O.I.S Karachi 350 137 9 128 20 Y.O.I.S Hyd 150 57 9 48 21 Y.O.I.S Larkana 40 28 3 25 22 Y.O.I.S C.P.I Sukkur 50 38 4 34 23 W.J. Karachi 250 78 17 61 24 W.J. Larkana 110 25 2 23 25 W.J. Hyderabad 150 28 11 17 26 Open Jail Badin - 3 3 0 1 Central Prison Peshawar Total 11937 14199 2880 11299 2 Central Prison D.I. Khan 3 Central Prison Haripur 4 Central Prison Bannu Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 850 2133 890 1,243 1506 437 204 233 1597 1663 1,343 320 720 680 439 241 5 District Jail Kohat 500 286 27 259
Sr.# Prisons Authorised Capacity Prisoners Convicted Undertrial 6 District Jail Mardan 314 500 64 436 7 District Jail Swat 200 0 0 0 8 District Jail Abbottabad 208 0 0 0 9 District Jail Chitral 164 57 7 50 10 District Jail Timergara 11 District Jail Mansehra 250 481 66 415 485 509 142 367 12 District Jail Karak 227 78 7 71 13 District Jail Daggar 145 210 15 195 14 Sub Jail Charsadda 120 236 4 232 15 District Jail Lakki 36 135 18 117 16 Sub Jail Battagram 118 16 0 16 17 Sub Jail Dassu 210 29 0 29 18 Sub Jail Dir 60 4 2 2 19 Judicial Lockup Swabi 20 Judicial Lockup Nowshera 21 Judicial Lockup Tank 22 Judicial Lockup Malakand 75 238 4 234 98 279 11 268 13 32 0 32 100 110 0 110 Total 7996 8113 3242 4,870 Balochistan 1 Central Jail Mach 810 903 877 26 2 Central Jail Khuzdar 210 157 109 48 3 Central Jail Gaddani 223 307 182 125 4 Central Jail Mastung 70 21 06 15 5 Central Jail Zhob 150 20 13 7 85 State of Human Rights in 2012
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Sta State Sta te of of Human Human
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Published by Human Rights Commissio
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Abbreviations ADB Asian Development
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PONM Pakistan Oppressed Nations Mov
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iv divided its people and still doe
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vi Glossary as a token of his earne
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Introduction There is no question t
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Highlights Laws and law-making The
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in the country. According to UNESC
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13 State of Human Rights in 2012
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Laws and law-making ... fundamental
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6. The State Bank of Pakistan (Amen
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Administration of justice To enjoy
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citizens seeking redress for a vari
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judgment under Article 187 of the c
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of requests, status and claims, is
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points: ♦ The citizens of Pakista
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for election as a member of parliam
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its efforts to fights corruption wh
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Page 45 and 46: Protests against enforced disappear
Page 47 and 48: petition that his son, Gul Mohamamd
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Page 51 and 52: adopt other means to inform the vot
Page 53 and 54: the appointment of Justice Kasi as
Page 55 and 56: committed any illegal acts, includi
Page 57 and 58: observed that instead of taking act
Page 59 and 60: cases had been decided. A statement
Page 61 and 62: Sr Name/s Distt/City/ U/S PPC Charg
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Page 65 and 66: The civil society continued its cam
Page 67 and 68: Enforcement of law 57 State of Huma
Page 69 and 70: Law and order No person who is arre
Page 71 and 72: of capturing and prosecuting terror
Page 73 and 74: in sectarian violence across the co
Page 75 and 76: Iran-bound pilgrims were repeatedly
Page 77 and 78: Many parts of Karachi continued to
Page 79 and 80: Jails, prisoners and ‘disappearan
Page 81 and 82: gone missing were found in deserted
Page 83 and 84: exception of Balochistan where the
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Page 97 and 98: specifically to cover enforced disa
Page 99 and 100: 90 Freedom of movement
Page 101 and 102: 92 Freedom of movement Thus far and
Page 103 and 104: 94 reasons for the restriction to t
Page 105 and 106: 96 2012. Pakistan suffered a severe
Page 107 and 108: 98 police and Rangers, such as one
Page 109 and 110: 100 Freedom of thought, conscience
Page 111 and 112: 102 attacks on the Hazaras was such
Page 113 and 114: 104 where around a dozen armed men
Page 115 and 116: 106 reportedly beat him up and verb
Page 117 and 118: 108 citing religious persecution at
Page 119 and 120: 110 Freedom of thought, conscience
Page 121 and 122: 112 the year that Pakistan was acco
Page 123 and 124: 114 down the Christians’ homes. F
Page 125 and 126: 116 custody and a case registered a
Page 127 and 128: 118 Freedom of expression dangerous
Page 129 and 130: 120 Pakhtunkhwa. Mukarram was also
Page 131 and 132: 122 Freedom of expression Journalis
Page 133 and 134: 124 when the bomb disposal experts
Page 135 and 136: 126 light, the media showed an utte
Page 137 and 138: 128 Freedom of expression in Decemb
Page 139 and 140: 130 four girls and two boys in the
Page 141 and 142: 132 Freedom of assembly Islamabad:
Page 143 and 144: 134 assemblies or taking out proces
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136 the country expressed the fear
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138 Freedom of assembly Tear-gas an
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140 gatherings of a substantial sec
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142 Freedom of association Hyderaba
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144 Freedom of association Bashir B
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146 where extremist militants held
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148 Political participation
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150 Political participation Polls-r
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152 society. Another measure to int
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154 constituencies was a futile tas
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156 Political participation Women a
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Women All citizens are equal before
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the package were measures such as r
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home-based workers, implementation
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Demanding revival of local governme
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women were prevented from voting in
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years of age. Violence against wome
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siblings and cousins consented, her
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in just the month of January about
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Children No child below the age of
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the country, adoption of the Right
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Development Index (EDI) is 113, whi
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Young voices lend support to Malala
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Attock, Chakwal, Katas, Ikhlaspur,
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to unofficial estimates, almost 10
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According to available UNICEF stati
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conflict-hit areas needed assistanc
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According to the report, South Asia
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Labour The state shall ensure the e
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A group of bald protesters shout sl
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situation combined to make it ever
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demonstrated by easily avoidable di
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Protest against arrest of power-loo
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that the protesting tenants did not
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CNG Association also staged protest
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level, the Industrial Relations Ord
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to drop slips demanding huge sums o
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Bonded labourers recovered in a rai
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million children between the ages o
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Education (1) Everyone has the righ
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Planning and Development Division,
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Students returned to the rubble of
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lacked toilets, and 59.6% schools h
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decision to establish new universit
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failed to impress. Adult literacy r
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As prices of book escalated used bo
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Health The state shall secure the w
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Too many patients, too little space
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monitored data on suicides showed a
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mechanisms. Cough syrup scandal In
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More than 3.5 million Pakistani chi
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diagnostic laboratories, and for-pr
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incidents leading to deaths due to
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Housing The state shall secure the
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has thus come to be defined by his
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Slum in river-bed: Ravi. Waqf prope
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houses without outside financing. A
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for civic amenities and even gravey
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space, inhabitants are forced to st
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Environment All human beings have t
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projects with grave environmental i
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parallels drawn with the Lyari Expr
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in the year under review. The Punja
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Trees were valued only as lumber. r
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flamingoes and pelicans could be se
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environmental protection the power
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Refugees All human beings are born
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not figure in the national discours
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epatriation. While voluntary repatr
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camps in Bangladesh. They face lack
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the need for trust building and set
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State of Human Rights in 2012 Appen
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Appendix - I HRCP activities The Hu
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A district-level meeting on people
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ights. Apr 14-15, Battagram: Traini
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democratic rights, with emphasis on
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Sep 12, Karachi: Emergency meeting
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displacement in Pakistan. Nov 15, H
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in Pakistan. Dec 22, Islamabad: Con
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Nov 2, Hyderabad: Murder of a young
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Penalty. Oct 11, Karachi: Candlelig
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Appendix - II HRCP stands Throughou
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idden zones. Already the informatio
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oot cause of the problem must be id
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making Pakistan unlivable as anyone
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in clearly exploitative conditions,
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violators and their offences should
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questionable at best. Things are wo
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the resolve of Malala, civil societ
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denied the nourishment they need to
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scheme to deprive women of their ri
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violence and demands that the gover
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forced displacement on account of t
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ody also bore torture marks. He had
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were more willing to talk and more
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water table, debilitating electrici
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elections. HRCP welcomed the Electi
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and precautions taken to save the p
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