F9 Park rape: If you’re a woman out for a walk, you’re ‘asking for it’
After they were done with her, the perpetrators also bribed the pair, still at gunpoint, with Rs1,000 in exchange for not reporting for the crime.
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Proposed life term for manufacturers of fake drugs in Bangladesh
The approval came at a cabinet meeting at the Prime Minister's Office, with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in the chair.
Rampant money laundering taking place: Bangladesh agriculture minister
He advised that The National Board of Revenue should take decisive action to prevent money laundering from the country.
Hope flickers for victims as ICC to resume investigating Duterte drug war
However, since the ICC heavily relies on the cooperation of member-states, lawyer Kristina Conti thinks the road to justice will be “long and winding.”
Philippines to deport two of four high-profile Japanese fugitives
The four Japanese fugitives are wanted in their country for a series of robberies, theft, and fraud.
Floods, drugs and cultural patrimony: Tackling antiquities trafficking in Pakistan
Pakistan is a repository of relics, an archive of antiquities that is the envy of the world. And yet, its treasures have been trafficked, its heritage horse-traded and its past…
The Cambodian nightmare
As one of the top corrupt countries in Asia, according to Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index 2022, Cambodia provides the perfect breeding ground for sleazy…
Peshawar attack: Key questions that need to be answered
Preliminary investigations revealed the bomber detonated ten to twelve kilos of explosives, which caused many casualties in the first few rows of the packed mosque.
Bangkok police crack down on checkpoints after actress bribe scandal
The order was issued after Huay Kwang police reportedly admitted to extorting 27,000 baht from a Taiwanese actress in exchange for turning a blind eye to her illegal vaping device.
It is the weakness of Pakistani state and absence of clear policy that has allowed militants to regain space
The writer says Pakistan is now paying the cost of appeasement with the blood of its citizens.