Pakistan to freeze government recruitment and wages, World Bank

Pakistan to freeze government recruitment and wages, World Bank

The World Bank says Pakistan should freeze senior and middle-level government recruitment and salaries, reduce government staff meetings, travel spending and petrol consumption. The World Bank released a report on Pakistan’s recent economic development and concerns, recommending that the government stop buying vehicles, end subsidies and loans to public sector enterprises. According to the report,…

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A criminal involved in sexual harassment in the name of spiritual treatment has been jailed for 2 years

A criminal involved in sexual harassment in the name of spiritual treatment has been jailed for 2 years

Photo: Express Islamabad: The court of Special Judge Central sentenced the criminal involved in sexual harassment in the name of spiritual treatment to 2 years imprisonment and a fine of 40 thousand rupees. According to FIA officials, the accused had created an Instagram page called Kala Jadoo, the accused named Rafiullah had shared objectionable photos…

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Guterres calls for world ‘united in peace’ as Ramadan, Easter, Passover coincide

Guterres calls for world ‘united in peace’ as Ramadan, Easter, Passover coincide

Secretary-General António Guterres issued his plea for peace acknowledging that it is “dramatically lacking” in many parts of the world, during an interview with UN News’s Arabic service, ahead of what has now become an annual visit for him, to a Muslim country beset by challenges, during the holy month of Ramadan. “I think this is the moment…

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Rights expert denounces interference in Beirut explosion probe

Rights expert denounces interference in Beirut explosion probe

Special Rapporteur Margaret Satterthwaite expressed grave concern over interference in the investigation, including threats against Judge Tarek Bitar, who has been leading the process since February 2021.  “Judges should never be threatened or subjected to criminal or disciplinary action simply for doing their job,” she said.  Justice delayed  More than 200 people died as a…

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