GBV Cases Surge in Nebbi As Teenagers, Young Mothers Bear Brunt
The report also counted 18 cases involving transgender persons, with 74% of incidents reported from Punjab and 17% from Sindh, Sahil said.
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GBV Cases Surge in Nebbi As Teenagers, Young Mothers Bear Brunt
Nebbi District recorded 2,107 cases of gender-based violence (GBV) between July 2025 and June 2026, with teenagers and young mothers accounting for the majority of victims, according to police and health records.
Over 3,100 gender-based violence cases reported across Pakistan in 6 months: Report - The Tribune
A total of 3,172 cases of gender-based violence (GBV) were recorded across Pakistan during the first six months of 2026, including 18 incidents involving transgender individuals, according to Sahil's Six Months Cruel Numbers Report (January-June 2026), as reported by Dawn.
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LatestlyOver 3,100 gender-based violence cases reported across Pakistan in 6 months: Report
A total of 3,172 cases of gender-based violence (GBV) were recorded across Pakistan during the first six months of 2026, including 18 incidents involving transgender individuals, according to Sahil's Six Months Cruel Numbers Report (January-June 2026), as reported by Dawn.
3,172 gender violence cases reported in six months
• Murders, torture and abductions emerge as the most reported crimes• Punjab accounts for 74pc of cases, followed by Sindh with 17pc ISLAMABAD: A total of 3,172 cases of gender-based violence (GBV) were reported across Pakistan during the first half of 2026, including 18 cases involving transgender persons, according to Sahil’s Six Months Cruel Numbers Report (January-June 2026). The report, available with Dawn, documented 644 murders, 514 cases…
Over 3,100 gender-based violence cases reported in Pakistan: Report
A total of 3,172 cases of gender-based violence (GBV) were recorded across Pakistan during the first six months of 2026, including 18 incidents involving transgender individuals, according to Sahil's Six Months Cruel Numbers Report (January-June 2026), as reported by Dawn.
The Supreme Court has upheld a sentence condemning a man to nine months in prison for coercion in the context of gender-based violence. During divorce proceedings, he cut off the electricity supply to the marital home without prior notice, leaving his wife in the residence after the separation. In its ruling, the full panel of the Criminal Chamber of the high court determined that the convicted man, by canceling the electricity contract, which h…
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