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Rimmel Mohydin
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For much of the pandemic, Pakistan has neglected the safety of inmates in its overcrowded jails
People in detention are wards of the state, which has an obligation to uphold their rights to life and health.
Rimmel Mohydin
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Womansplaining the Aurat March: Dear men, here’s why Pakistan’s women are asserting their rights
Some unsolicited advice to men: smile, you’ll look prettier that way.
Rimmel Mohydin
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With new transgender rights Act, Pakistan could be pathbreaker – if the law is effectively executed
A country that is seen to be regressive on gender can show a more progressive side.
Rimmel Mohydin
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Gyanvapi petitioner says shivling found in tank, mosque lawyer says it is a fountain
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‘Your statement has been written in haste’: Letters between Mahatma Gandhi and his son Devadas
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The untold story of India’s Rs 3,000-crore farmer scheme scam
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After 70 years of ties and a rising China, it is time for India and Japan to strike a defence deal
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Red and white wine are better for your waistline and heart than beer and spirits
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What the torture of a donkey by suspected political workers says about Pakistan’s democracy
Given the track record of our politicians, the donkey is really Pakistan’s people. They pulverise us, only to expect our gratitude when they bandage our wounds.
Rimmel Mohydin
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The silence at Asma Jahangir’s funeral said it all – it was the sound of losing a champion
The Pakistani human rights activist and lawyer is no more, but her legacy will live on.
Rimmel Mohydin