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A European Union delegation to Pakistan has called for proposals worth 1,700,000 EUR to enable civil society organisations (CSOs) to promote and protect human rights and fundamental freedoms in the cash-strapped country, The News International reported.

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. On Thursday, an announcement was made by the EU where it stated that human rights and democracy were essential values of the EU and promoting and protecting them remained a key priority of its external action. World News | EU Calls for Proposals, Wants to Promote Human Rights in Pakistan.

LAHORE: Balochistan faces mounting public frustration over enforced disappearances, economic exclusion, curbs on press freedom, poor governance and political manipulation, stated the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan’s fact-finding report. A fact-finding mission, led by HRCP in October 2022, has observed a palpable sense of anger among ordinary citizens during meetings with the organization, stated the

HRCPs fact-finding mission found that Balochistan residents expressed anger and referred to the province as a colony of the state

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Islamabad [Pakistan]: Balochistan, the treasure trove of natural resources, is being excavated by China, while it remains an impoverished area with a per capita GDP under USD 1,000, reported Islam Khabar. China accused of stealing Balochistan minerals as locals remain impoverished

Pakistan's largest province is being robbed of its natural resources by China under the Belt and Road Initiative and CPEC and the profits are being garnered by Chinese companies.

Pakistans southwestern Balochistan holds rich resources which produce maximum profit for the Chinese company that mines gold, silver, and copper in that province but the residents are being deprived from it, The China Project reported.

Pakistan southwestern Balochistan holds rich resources which produce maximum profit for the Chinese company that mines gold, silver, and copper in that provin

Locals believe the Afghans are good at farming because of their experience in the Helmand basin area, which they helped develop.