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Karachi’s streets are increasingly becoming insecure in recent times due to rising property crimes such as house breaking, burglary, and theft. The police response is also slow and unclear at some instances due to insufficient funding and infrastructure, which adds to citizens’ dismay. Article: The safety and security of one’s property are among the top concerns of the citizens in Karachi. The city witnesses numerous incidents of break-in and other crime activities that puts people’s emotional well-being and hard-earned wealth in harm’s way. Victims of property crime require immediate redress. Therefore, legal rights come first for all such victims. If you own a property or you have bought something worth considerable value, you are legally allowed to sue against such property damage or theft, whether there is a formal complaint or not. Legal procedures give you leverage and an opportunity to hold guilty offenders accountable and receive justice. Even if some sort of damages is caused, the justice gained can provide the much-needed peace of mind to victims.
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In the end, what we must keep in mind here is, it would all come down to the effectiveness of laws when all parties are treated with equal treatment, irrespective of any caste, race, gender or background of the offenders. In many instances, cases related to theft, murder and breakings go without action and thus, result in repeated harm to a similar community. Therefore, in my first person accounts, the biggest concern that has come across is a feeling of helplessness among our society. As if the victims are voiceless, and nothing will ever be done about them, so it becomes almost inevitable. When that happens, victims of property crimes become a statistic in our eyes as opposed to real-people facing challenges. And when the same criminals continue to harm, we often find it hard to forgive them. It
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Is this fear that makes it difficult to talk. I was part of that fear because when you see your neighbor going through such distress, sometimes it takes every last drop of patience just to see them, then talk to me
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Almost every criminal gets arrested because most often they have confessed during interrogations and so I know first hand that justice is real. So here goes, My story When the crime happens to our side, the people you think were there for you might just vanish and no amount of pleading can change that fact. Even more frustrating is when that perpetrator seems all friendly when they come around asking for more information. Then when something terrible happens again, and no one’s being questioned yet and the police doesn’t seem to be interested Then you feel powerless as someone comes from the media and says “we have done justice to you” And it sounds more than it feels right.
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If there is such thing in these countries as common sense laws or at least there could/should be basic things that most people respect/follow/agree about (such as, don’t shoot people with your guns!). These basic laws should not have become contentious over helpful site or subject to criticism. But this isn’t the case with my home Karachi, as you know! If property criminals are caught (the question of their ability is another subject), then how we treat them, should never be questioned Article 25(A)
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(This includes the right against deprivation of possessions except where provided for by law and justified on economic grounds) and Article 16 of International Bill of Human Rights In 1970, The Karachi Agreement declared: Karachi must adhere strictly to Pakistan Supreme Court judgment: all crime be treated fairly; property rights of citizens shall be respected; a public trial must be held against persons charged with crimes of property The Supreme Court decision on crime committed against state and persons shall prevail. 1
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My opinions: The situation for victims of crimes committed against property is challenging but has hope as Pakistani legal practice recognizes property rights. These rights are protected by law under sections local and international legal norms. However, these rights can’t guarantee the security of personal properties. There should be more accountability and stricter penalties for perpetrators of theft in Pakistan. Victims of crime committed during property transactions could benefit from local customs and legal you could look here specific to that area to get protection and redress to address their claims. For instance, many customarily sell, swap, or gift away property and items through family ties. It is important that the rights under the law or cultural practices are considered while dealing with disputes over property, particularly within family ties, where emotional considerations are also involved. There exists a local law called “The Migrant Courts Authority” (MCA), specifically meant for migrant population living here who is unable to reach Pakistani justice due to a weak justice system and unavailability of justice mechanisms.
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