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January - 7 
The Express Tribune reported on January 7 that Over 8,000 seminaries have neither been registered with the Ittehad-e-Tanzeemat-e-Madaris Pakistan (ITMP),an umbrella of five schools of thought, nor with the Ministry of Religious Affairs, raising a serious question over their curriculum’s legiti
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The Express Tribune reported on January 7 that Over 8,000 seminaries have neither been registered with the Ittehad-e-Tanzeemat-e-Madaris Pakistan (ITMP),an umbrella of five schools of thought, nor with the Ministry of Religious Affairs, raising a serious question over their curriculum’s legitimacy and their source of funding. Following the National Action Plan (NAP) committee’s recommendations, officials associated with provinces’ Auqaf departments are gathering data about madaris/makatib which have never been registered with the ITMP, Ministry Of Religious Affairs or with the Provincial Auqaf Departments.Around 8,249 seminaries which have enrolled 0.3 million students are not registered across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), Punjab, Sindh and Balochistan, revealed officials, who will brief Federal Ministry of Interior next week. “This non-registered madaris/makatib did not fulfil the basic criteria set by the ministry of religious affairs,” a senior official said. Around 4,135 madaris or makatib are operating without getting proper registration from the designated authorities in KP, the official said, adding that some 2,411 seminaries are unregistered in Punjab, 1,406 in Sindh and 266 in Balochistan, he explained. At least 31 madaris are not registered in Islamabad where all seminaries are built on encroached land, he revealed and went on to say that even Jamia Hafsa, adjacent to Lal Mosque, also failed to fulfill basic requirements of registration. The official claimed that “Madaris operating in KP did not cooperate with us.”The ITMP officials also confirmed that some members of seminary boards – Barelvi, Ahle Hadith, Shia and Jamaat-e-Islami – affiliated with the Ittehad Tanzimat Madaris-e-Deeniya – had also refused to comply when it came to regulating their syllabus in the Pervez Musharraf era. The problem exists in non-registered seminaries where there is no check on literature being taught there, a cleric said on condition of anonymity. The Ministry of Religious Affairs registered 26,131 madaris by September 2014, according to official figures obtained by The Express Tribune. Around 14,768 seminaries are registered in Punjab, 7,118 in Sindh, 2,704 in Balochistan, 1,354 in KP and 187 in the Islamabad.
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April - 15 
Forty-one percent of the Afghan refugees who returned to their homeland over the years cite fear of arrest or harassment as the leading reason for their return, Dawn quoting United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reported on April 16. This information was released by the UNHCR in its
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Forty-one percent of the Afghan refugees who returned to their homeland over the years cite fear of arrest or harassment as the leading reason for their return, Dawn quoting United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reported on April 16. This information was released by the UNHCR in its March 2015 Afghan Refugees Repatriation Fact Sheet for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA). A total of 10,777 refugees have been repatriated between January and March of this year, the majority of whom were from host communities. After the Army Public School (APS) attack in December 16, 2014, the repatriation of Afghan refugees has spiked. Around 3,000 to 4,000 refugees left for Afghanistan each month from January to March this year; during the same time period in 2014 (January to March), a total of 761 refugees had left Pakistan for Afghanistan. There are currently 965,301 Afghan refugees living in Pakistan─ 53pc of these live in host communities, while 47pc live in 64 refugee villages. UNHCR says repatriation of all refugees may not be possible by December 2015. The greatest influx of refugees occurred during the late 1970s and the 1980s. According to the UNHCR report, a total of 2.3 million refugees have been repatriated since 2002, with the highest number ─ 811,299 ─ repatriated in 2002, and the lowest ─ 6,394 ─ in 2014. The most popular province of asylum for refugees is KP, with 52pc of refugees settling in both urban and rural areas of the province. Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) is the next popular option, followed by Punjab, with 25pc and 23pc of refugees settling in these regions, respectively.
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April - 17 
The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) issued its annual report titled “State of Human Rights in 2014” on April 17 revealed that 1,723 Pakistanis lost their lives and 3,143 were injured during 2014 in 1,206 terrorist attacks, including 26 suicide hits, reports Daily Times. The report stated
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The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) issued its annual report titled “State of Human Rights in 2014” on April 17 revealed that 1,723 Pakistanis lost their lives and 3,143 were injured during 2014 in 1,206 terrorist attacks, including 26 suicide hits, reports Daily Times. The report stated that Pakistan in 2014 witnessed surge in sectarian violence, attack on minorities, media censorship, and remained the worst polio-affected country. The report stated that no laws were made by the Federal Government to safeguard the interests of religious minorities. According to the report a total of 144 incidents of sectarian violence were reported from across the country, out of which 144 were sectarian-related terrorist attacks and three sectarian clashes. On freedom of thought the report stated that 11 Hindu temples and churches were attacked in Sindh, two attacks were carried out against the Zikri sect in Balochistan. The HRCP annual report said that Shia pilgrims’ buses passing through Balochistan and passenger buses and vans plying between Gilgit-Baltistan and the rest of the country had to travel in convoys under security escorts. Pakistan was termed the most dangerous country in the world for media, with 14 journalists and media workers killed in 2014 alone. The country recorded 627,116 cases of crimes against people and property during 2014 as against 634,404 in 2013 – a nominal fall. Sindh Police registered 1,261 cases of kidnapping of women for forced marriages in 2014. There were 114 cases of acid attacks in Pakistan, involving 159 victims, reports said. According to the report, 1,723 people were killed and 3,143 were injured during 2014 in 1,206 terrorist attacks – including 26 suicide hits. Sectarian violence killed 210 people, 45 members of polio teams — vaccinators and their facilitators —were killed. No laws were made by the Federal Government to safeguard the interests of religious minorities and only two bills related to minorities were passed at the provincial level by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, report said. According to the report under ‘Law and law-making’ section, parliament made 10 laws, less than half the previous year’s 22, nine presidential ordinances were promulgated. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa passed the highest number of provincial acts and ordinances followed by Sindh, Punjab and Balochistan in 2014, the provincial legislation amounting to 137, and provincial assemblies performance were better than national assembly. There were 3,392 encounters in 2014 as against 2,616 in 2013 in Sindh. 925 suspects were killed in shootouts and 160 personnel of Police and Rangers fell in the line of duty in Karachi. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police killed 26 persons in encounters. Punjab Police killed 276 suspected criminals and arrested 322 while 27 Policemen died and 59 suspected criminals and 73 Policemen got injured in 283 encounters in 2014. While, 231 persons were sentenced to death by the courts.
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October - 11 
Punjab Government on October 11 banned the entry of 190 Ulema and Zakirs in the Rawalpindi division during Muharram. The inter-provincial movement of religious leaders is already banned during the month. According to Police sources, of the 190 ulema, the entry of 39 has been banned in the Rawalpindi
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Punjab Government on October 11 banned the entry of 190 Ulema and Zakirs in the Rawalpindi division during Muharram. The inter-provincial movement of religious leaders is already banned during the month. According to Police sources, of the 190 ulema, the entry of 39 has been banned in the Rawalpindi district, 91 in Attock, 18 in Jhelum and 45 in Chakwal. As many as 77 of the clerics belonged to the Shia, 95 to Deobandi and 18 Barelvi schools of thought. The Government has also decided to register cases against the organisers of majalis in which any banned ulema or Zakirs would be invited. “No ulema from other parts of the province will be allowed to enter Rawalpindi or visit other districts during Muharram,” Regional Police Officer (RPO) Mohammad Wisal Fakhar Sultan Raja said.
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October - 27 
Punjab Government has enhanced the security of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) founder and Jama'at-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, who is accused of masterminding the November 2008, Mumbai terror attack (also known as 26/11), following a Home Department alert that a "foreign intelligence agency" may
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Punjab Government has enhanced the security of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) founder and Jama'at-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, who is accused of masterminding the November 2008, Mumbai terror attack (also known as 26/11), following a Home Department alert that a "foreign intelligence agency" may make an attempt on his chief's life, reported The Times of India on October 28. "We have enhanced the security of Hafiz Saeed in accordance with the directive of the home department," an official of the Punjab Government said on October 27. He said more Policemen have been deployed at his residence in Jauhar Town and JuD headquarters Chauburji, Lahore, in the wake of the threat. Senior superintendent of police Athar Ismail said the police had "sensitized" the people who are engaged in the personal security of Saeed. According to the letter issued by the Punjab Home Department, a "foreign intelligence agency" has made plans to attack "high-value targets" like Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and JuD chief Saeed to create chaos on a wide-scale.
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November - 26 
According to figures released by the Punjab Government, till November 11, 2015, vigorous action had been taken under newly promulgated laws in the Province of Punjab, during which a total of 48,617 cases have been registered, while 53,151 accused have been arrested on the charge of committing differ
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According to figures released by the Punjab Government, till November 11, 2015, vigorous action had been taken under newly promulgated laws in the Province of Punjab, during which a total of 48,617 cases have been registered, while 53,151 accused have been arrested on the charge of committing different offences including hate speech, wall chalking and display of arms, reports The News. Punitive action has also been taken in case of other offences under the newly promulgated laws in line with immediate and effective measures adopted by the Provincial Government to ensure implementation of National Action Plan (NAP) that aims at eradication of terrorism.
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November - 27 
Punjab Home Department, citing Intelligence reports, on November 27 alerted Police and other agencies in the Province that Islamic State (IS) (also known as Daesh) has planned attacks on civil and military targets, reports Dawn. Punjab Government’s alert mentioned that IS-affiliated militants are ou
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Punjab Home Department, citing Intelligence reports, on November 27 alerted Police and other agencies in the Province that Islamic State (IS) (also known as Daesh) has planned attacks on civil and military targets, reports Dawn. Punjab Government’s alert mentioned that IS-affiliated militants are out to strike army vehicles moving on Jalalpur Jattan Road and Police patrols on GT Road in Gujrat District. It said a group of five terrorists has reached Lahore, and plans to storm private establishments by indiscriminately killing their security guards. According to an intelligence official, their likely targets could be minorities and foreigners. However, the Punjab Law Minister Rana Sanaullah described the threat alert as being "a routine matter". “There is no existence of Daesh in Pakistan, especially in Punjab,” the Minister said, adding, “There are some troublemakers belonging to banned outfits and the Government is making efforts to eliminate these criminals”.
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December - 7 
Tashfeen Malik (27), the woman involved in California shooting on December 2, 2015 had enrolled at the multi-national Al-Huda Institute in Multan in 2013, which targets middle-class women seeking to come closer to Islam, reports The Express Tribune on December 8 (today). The madrassa also has office
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Tashfeen Malik (27), the woman involved in California shooting on December 2, 2015 had enrolled at the multi-national Al-Huda Institute in Multan in 2013, which targets middle-class women seeking to come closer to Islam, reports The Express Tribune on December 8 (today). The madrassa also has offices in the United States (US), the United Arab Emirates (UAE), India and the United Kingdom (UK), said Imran Amir, an administration official at the seminary. As investigators probe Tashfeen’s possible role in radicalising her husband Syed Rizwan Farook (28), his father hinted that she may not have had to try very hard. “He [Rizwan] said he agreed with (Islamic State/IS 'chief' Abu Bakr) al-Baghdadi’s ideas for creating the Islamic State, and he was obsessed by Israel,” La Stampa quoted Rizwan’s father, also named Syed Farook, as saying.
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December - 15 
Eight more convicted murderers were hanged till death in various jails of the Province on December 15, bringing the total number of executions to around 310 since the government lifted a moratorium on the death penalty in December 2014, reports Dawn. “Two convicts on death row were hanged in Multan
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Eight more convicted murderers were hanged till death in various jails of the Province on December 15, bringing the total number of executions to around 310 since the government lifted a moratorium on the death penalty in December 2014, reports Dawn. “Two convicts on death row were hanged in Multan District, two each in Bahawalpur and Gujrat and one each in Attock and Dera Ghazi Khan,” Chaudhry Arshad Saeed, an Adviser to Punjab Chief Minister for prison affairs said.
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