Pakistan News: The protest at Davos city centre were led by former mayor of Jamshed Town in Karachi and human rights activist Arif Aajakia, was to urge international ...

New Delhi, June 22: Noted human rights activist from Karachi, Pakistan, Arif Aajakia, who gets his surname from his ancestral village of Ajak in Gujarat, is on a heavy dose of Hindu epic Bhagavad ...

Arif Aajakia, a human rights activist from Pakistan laid stress on how Pakistan is sheltering various terrorist groups for its proxy war against India and Afghanistan.

Arif Aajakia, a Pakistani human rights activist who believes in speaking “bitter and naked truth” about his country, shouted “boycott China” and “down with China” along with the ...

Arif Aajakia, a former mayor of Jamshed Town in Karachi and a human rights activist, is a strident critic of Pakistan’s legal framework and its army. Currently, in exile, he talks to Amin Ali ...

Arif Aajakia, human rights defender and executive director of the Asian Human Rights Forum, moderated the conference. He emphasised that no country has ever been created solely based on religion ...

Aajakia says that the break-up of Pakistan is imminent as all its powerful people, who he describes as“the Pakistani oligarchy” – the politicians, bureaucracy, judiciary, army and the media ...

AHRF Executive Director Arif Aajakia expressed his gratitude to Bob Blackman for hosting the important event. Aajakia reflected on his personal connection to Sindh and described the dire state of ...

In a message to Islamabad, India has served a formal notice to Pakistan seeking a review of the Indus Water Treaty, arguing that "fundamental and unforeseen" changes in the circumstances require a ...

Participants in the online panel include Mehran Marri from the UK, Mir Saleem Sinai from Germany, Arif Aajakia from the UK and Tahir Gora from Canada.

The event was attended by Mohammed Arif Aajakia, ex-Mayor MQ M Pakistan, Mohammed Umar, human rights activist from Sindh, Nasir Baloch, Baloch human rights activist.

US-based online retail website Amazon was at the receiving end of severe backlash on Tuesday after netizens shared pictures of the portal selling doormats with 'Om' printed on it.