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Here are 6 countries that punish people for cheating on their partners

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Adultery, commonly known as cheating in a marriage, is widely considered a personal or moral issue. However, in some countries, it is treated as a criminal offence, carrying severe legal consequences. While many parts of the world have decriminalised adultery, others still impose strict punishments, ranging from fines and imprisonment to corporal punishment and, in extreme cases, the death penalty. The criminalisation of adultery is often rooted…

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Pakistan discourages first-time travel for people to 15 countries, including Saudi Arabia - Times Kuwait

Pakistan’s Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) is discouraging first-time travel for people aged around 35, particularly those belonging to Gujranwala, Gujrat, Sialkot, Mandi Bahauddin and Jhelum, to certain countries, including Saudi Arabia, even for Umrah, according to a media report. The agency is ensuring a strict profiling of passengers travelling to 15 countries, including Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Turkiye, Qatar, Azerbaijan, Kuwait, Kyrgyz…

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