Nonstop sexual assaults and honor killing cases in KPK,

HANGU-Nonstop sexual assaults and honor killing cases in KPK, another 1st-grade minor girl sexually District Hangu, the source said that primary suspect watchman of a government girl’s primary school has been arrested in Hangu on charges of sexually abusing a girl student of first grade. Police said Aina Bibi, a first-grade student at Government Girls Primary School Shahkhel, Hangu, was subjected to sexual abuse by the school watchman on Thursday after the school’s closure. The watchman threw the girl outside the school after sexually abusing her and the villagers shifted the girl to District Headquarters Hospital, where the doctors confirmed that she was abused.

According to police, Aina after regaining consciousness told that she was sexually abused by the watchman, after which he was arrested. The watchman is being interrogated by the police and he will be presented to the court.

Meanwhile, on Thursday Brothers kill their sister and her lover who wanted to love against their wish in village Yar Hussain Swabi district.Yar Hussain police said that Madeeha and Shehensha were in love and wanted to tie the knot but former’s family was not willing. They said that Shehensha has parents to convince her parents but they were not ready that forced Madeeha to run away and took shelter in her lover’s house. This infuriated her brothers including Fazal Amin, Akhtar and Niaz entered Shehensha’s home and shot both of them dead. They fled after committing the crime. The police say they have arrested Niaz while raids were underway to arrest others.

According to Human rights watch report 2017-18, at least 180 cases of domestic violence were reported in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in 2017, including 94 women murdered by close family members on domestic violence and honor killing.

Comments

Curfew imposed in wana after ‘Taliban’ attack PTM,s Leaders

10 PTM activists, including Wazir’s cousin, injured in the attack PakistanToday : At least 10 people were injured and two suspected Taliban militants were killed in an attack on activists of Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM), including Ali Wazir and his cousin, in Wana, leading to curfew being imposed in the area. The injured were shifted to Agency Headquarter Hospital Wana for medical treatment where they were declared to be out of danger. According to reports, differences between the two parties developed on Saturday when pro-government militant leader Ain Ullah Wazir forcefully snatched caps from PTM activists and set them on fire. Following the incident, Ali Wazir had condemned the act and called for a sit-in protest from Monday. The militants retaliated and attacked the Mirzalam Khan Wazir Market and the nearby petrol pump, owned by Ali Wazir. However, before the attack, they went to Ali Wazir’s home, armed with guns, and asked him to leave the area of quit PTM....

Russia's says Syria chemical weapons attack was free Plane

Monitor Desk: The U.S. has blood and urine samples from the area the U.S. has blood and urine samples from the area that have tested positive for chemical weapons, according to two American officials.at have tested positive for chemical weapons, according to two American officials. Russia said Friday it had “irrefutable” evidence that the deadly Syria chemical weapons attack that has prompted the U.S. to consider airstrikes was fabricated. Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told a news conference that there was a “very alarming atmosphere” over the issue and likened plans for a military response to failed action in Libya. “God forbid any other military gambles will be taken in Syria,” he said. Related Lavrov cited "irrefutable data that [this] was yet another staged event and staging was done … by the special services of one of the countries at the forefront of the anti-Russia campaign." His comments come after President Donald Trump called last Saturday’s attack...

China finds no radiation issues after North Korea bomb test

A North Korean state handout shows Kim Jong-un in a test facility China has concluded that radiation levels remain normal in the provinces near the North Korean border after the reclusive state conducted a powerful nuclear test last week, sparking concerns of residual environmental damage. China's Ministry of Environmental Protection announced last night it was ending its emergency radiation monitoring in response to the blast last week, which North Korea claimed was the successful detonation of a hydrogen bomb. "A comprehensive assessment has concluded that this DPRK nuclear test has caused no environmental impact on China," the ministry said in a statement posted on its website, using the initials of the North's official name. "After eight days of continuous monitoring, no abnormal results were shown." More than 1,000 aerosol, air, iodine, water and sediment samples were taken at monitoring stations in northeast Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaon...

Diplomatic Cross

Search This Blog