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ISLAMABAD, December 10, 2015: The proceeding of the National Assembly was suspended for 39 minutes due to lack of quorum on Thursday during fourth...

Islamabad, December 10, 2015: Starting 96 minutes behind the schedule, the Provincial Assembly of Sindh left its entire agenda unaddressed during first sitting of...

ISLAMABAD, December 9, 2015: The National Assembly transacted most of its business on Wednesday during third sitting of its 27th session, says Free and...

ISLAMABAD, December 8, 2015: The National Assembly left two third agenda unaddressed due to absence of movers on Tuesday during second sitting of its...

ISLAMABAD, December 7, 2015: The National Assembly addressed almost half of its agenda appearing on ‘Orders of Day’ on Monday during first sitting of...

ISLAMABAD, December 6, 2015: The third and last phase of the local government (LG) election in 18 districts of Punjab and Sindh was by far the most chaotic and disorderly of all the phases of LG elections in the two provinces and Islamabad, indicating the need for greater and binding powers for the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) to ensure that the executive enforces its legal and regulatory instructions in the letter and spirit, says FAFEN statement on Sunday.

ISLAMABAD, December 4, 2015: Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN) will deploy 1,043 independent, neutral and unbiased observers to observe the third and last phase of the Local Government elections in Sindh and Punjab tomorrow, says a press statement issued on Friday.

ISLAMABAD, December 4, 2015: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly left its entire agenda unaddressed on Friday during 75th sitting of its 15th session, says Free...

ISLAMABAD, December 1, 2015: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Assembly passed the KP Local Government (6th Amendment Bill) 2015 amid low attendance of lawmakers during...

Irregularities persist despite improved training of polling staff and monitoring Reports of bar on women voting from two polling areas ECP takes steps to improve electoral transparency