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The Lahore High Court has observed that the existing laws do not deal with cruelty to animals regarding their protection, integrity, diversity, well-being and, most importantly, unjust suffering due to captivity. — Wikimedia Commons/File LAHORE: The Lahore High Court has observed that the existing laws do not deal with cruelty to animals regarding their protection, integrity, diversity, well-being and, most importantly, unjust suffering due to captivity. Hearing a public interest petition for the enforcement of animal rights, Justice Jawad Hassan further observed that the issue of cruelty...

PCB media director Samiul Hasan speaks to reporters at NSK on Tuesday. —courtesy PCB KARACHI: Just a day after the HBL Pakistan Super League 6 match between Quetta Gladiators and Islamabad United was postponed on Monday after Fawad Ahmed, the Islamabad overseas player, returned a positive Covid-19 test, two more overseas cricketers and a local backroom staff member tested positive for the virus on Tuesday, making the situation quite grim for the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the franchises. The latest cases surfaced after confirmation of 244 PCR results of five teams — results of aroun...

Peshawar Zalmi captain Daren Sammy (C) celebrates with teammates his team's victory over Quetta Gladiators in the final cricket match of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) at The Gaddafi Cricket Stadium in Lahore on March 5, 2017. — AFP/File KARACHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) was left with questions to answer on Sunday after it decided to accept Peshawar Zalmi’s appeal and allowed the previously quarantined Wahab Riaz and Darren Sammy to integrate with their squad after a strong protest from the franchise. Peshawar Zalmi not only let Wahab captain the team for their opening HBL Pa...

6 Pakistan remains a deeply conservative nation, yet there are signs of mounting anger over the handling of sexual abuse cases. LAHORE: Raped at 14, Shazia took the rare and courageous step of reporting the crime to Pakistani police, only to face a traumatic "virginity test" -- a long-standing practice that denies justice to victims. The teenager was still in a daze after she was assaulted by her father's cousin when police forced her to see a doctor, who conducted the invasive medical exam intended to determine whether she had a history of having sex. "She told me to...