Pakistan
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The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has called on Pakistan to ensure a full and independent investigation into the circumstances surrounding the arbitrary detention of the former prime minister.
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An application to open a same-sex club called Lorenzo in the northern Pakistani city of Abbottabad was rejected after protests from residents and politicians, and the applicant was sent to a psychiatric hospital in Peshawar for compulsory treatment.
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The Pakistani government has warned citizens that the temperature may exceed 40 degrees and reach 50 degrees. In this regard, the administration of Punjab province has decided to close all public and private schools for a week.
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The Pakistan Army has announced that it has successfully test-fired an indigenously developed Fatah-II short-range guided missile system. According to the statement, this missile system has a modern navigation system, unique trajectory and maneuverability. Also, the missile can fly up to 400 kilometers away.
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A group of sappers were attacked by militants in the Balochistan region of Pakistan. As a result, two soldiers were killed and four were injured. Since the beginning of the year, more than 200 acts of sabotage have been committed in two provinces of the country, and 281 representatives of the civilian population and security personnel have been killed. During 48 anti-terrorist operations, 151 militants were neutralized.
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The Pakistani military conducted counter-terrorist operations against the militants of Hafiz Gul Bahadur group in Afghanistan.
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Imran Khan's Pakistan Movement for Justice is leading Pakistan's national elections with 98 seats. The results of the February 8 national elections are still being counted.
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On February 8, during the elections to the legislative body of Pakistan - the National Assembly and the provincial councils, 51 terrorist attacks were carried out across the country. 12 people, including 2 representatives of the civilian population, were killed in the incidents, and 39 law enforcement officials were injured.
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On the eve of the parliamentary elections scheduled to be held on February 8, Thursday in Baluchistan province of Pakistan, terrorist attacks were organized in front of the offices of the candidates. At least 28 people died, 47 people were injured.
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In January, more than 19,500 cases of pneumonia were detected in the Punjab province of Pakistan, and 311 children died due to the disease. The government said it was caused by air pollution, dust and cold weather.
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