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NBN News | HUNDREDS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE-RELATED CHARGES LAID IN POLICE OPERATION - Vimarsana News

NBN News | HUNDREDS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE-RELATED CHARGES LAID IN POLICE OPERATION

More than 600 charges have been laid in a police operation targeting domestic violence across the state's west. The crackdown has aimed to prevent further offences - by checking compliance with apprehended domestic violence orders, and providing additional support to at-risk victims. Over t ... by Jessica Worboys | NBN News-News, Sport & Weather

Operation Fair Play targeting domestic violence offences - Vimarsana News

Operation Fair Play targeting domestic violence offences

559 domestic violence related charges have been laid during Operation Fair Play over the last two weeks. The operation was enforced across Western

Playing the game - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Playing the game - Newspaper

The writer is an author. MILLIONS of Pakistanis pay to watch their elected favourites compete in games played in our political national stadium. Politics here has been likened to cricket, especially after a professional cricketer was fielded as captain of the country’s team. That comparison does not hold: too many players on the pitch, too little respect for MCC rules of gentlemanly conduct, too frequent run-outs. No one is interested in keeping score, only in settling scores. Is it like football? Not really. Football requires dexterity, speed and control of the ball. Our political fixtures...

Source: dawn.com
Playing the political game - Vimarsana News

Playing the political game

Playing the political game Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan. Fakir Syed Aijazuddin Millions of Pakistanis pay to watch their elected favourites compete in games played in our political national stadium. Politics here has been likened to cricket, especially after a professional cricketer was fielded as captain of the country’s team. That comparison does not hold: too many players on the pitch, too little respect for MCC rules of gentlemanly conduct, too frequent run-outs.  No one is interested in keeping score, only in settling scores.  Is it like football? Not really. Football ...

Source: siasat.com