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Over the last three decades, social protection schemes have been considered effective policy instruments to address poverty and promote human...

In 2001, NARA or the National Alien Registration Authority introduced a new rule. If you register as an ‘alien’ in Pakistan, you will be given rights to work, own a SIM card, and open a bank account. You can get a private education and be treated at private hospitals. You would not, however, have the right to travel abroad and you would not be able to vote. The government thought this would be an attractive option for people who did not have computerized national identity cards (CNIC) in Pakistan, like many Bengali-speaking people. It was wrong. They wanted nothing to do with it. No one wa...

We have got more admin staff coming in, some providers do get some volunteers to come and support them, but all of that, we have to manage, risk assess, and make it happen. so, i think resources are going to be very, very tight. they are going to be difficult, especially as we come towards this festive period and the new year, where staff who were exhausted will also be wanting some time out, with theirfamilies. nadra, i wonder if i could just ask very quickly, do you feel as if these new guidelines are clear? well, we will not know until they are published on tuesday. we do not know what the ...

It will be disappointing for relatives, it will be extremely disappointing for the residents, but it is the world that we live in. we cannot risk getting this virus back into our care services and especially when it is not transmissible. when it is that transmissible. nadra, i wonder do you have the resources, or do most care homes, your members, have the resources and the staff to meet these new restrictions? i think the restrictions we have been dealing with these for a while, but you know, what we have to remember is the testing regimes, the booking systems, these are all new and these are ...

“Thousand minor Hindu, Christian girls converted to Islam, married in Pakistan”: Inquiry report