Explanation

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is a milestone document adopted on 10 December 1948 by General Assembly Resolution 217 A (III).

This date marks the official adoption of the declaration by the United Nations General Assembly.

Explanation

Protection of human rights includes:

• Freedom from slavery and torture: Protection from forced labor and cruel treatment.
• Freedom of opinion and expression: Protection of speech, press, and access to information.
• Right to life and liberty: Protection from arbitrary detention and extrajudicial killings.

Explanation

Remedies to Human Rights issues can be addressed through:

• Ensuring civilian control of military and security forces (preventing human rights abuses by security forces)
• Ensuring due process, fairness, and impartiality in legal proceedings (protecting individuals' rights and preventing arbitrary detention and torture)
• Strengthening judicial independence (ensuring that the judiciary can hold perpetrators accountable and provide effective remedies to victims)

Explanation

Abuses of Human Rights include:

1. Discriminating at work based on traits like race, gender, and sexual orientation (violating the right to work and equal treatment)
2. Failing to provide maternity leave (violating the protection of and assistance to the family)
3. Not paying a sufficient minimum wage (violating rights at work and the right to a decent standard of living)

Explanation

'Head of District Police' means a "District Police Officer."

This officer is responsible for overseeing the police operations within a district.

Explanation

A District Police Officer (DPO) is the head of police in a district.

It is typically a senior police officer not below the rank of Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP).

The DPO is responsible for maintaining law and order, controlling crime, and overseeing police operations within their respective district.

Article 15 of the Police Order 2002 states that a DPO shall be a police officer not below the rank of SSP.

Explanation

Federal Law Enforcement Agencies in Pakistan include:

• Pakistan Motorway and Highway Police: Highway patrolling and motorway security.
• Anti-Narcotics Force: Combating drug trafficking and narcotics control.
• Federal Investigation Agency (FIA): Investigating federal crimes like terrorism, cybercrime, and human trafficking.
• Islamabad Police: Maintaining law and order in Islamabad.

Explanation

'District' refers to "A defined area as in a Local Government Law."

It is an administrative division used for local governance and administrative purposes.

Explanation

Cyber crime in Pakistan is dealt with by the FIA (Federal Investigation Agency).

The FIA's Cyber Crime Wing is responsible for investigating and prosecuting cyber-related offenses.

Explanation

The Official Secrets Act applies to:

• Persons in service of Government (including military personnel, civil servants, and other government employees)
• All citizens of Pakistan (regardless of their location or status)