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As many as 89 citizens were killed in 1,415 accusations and cases of blasphemy in Pakistan from 1947 to 2021, 18 women and 71 men were also extra-judicially killed over blasphemy accusations.

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Pakistan assured the international community on 22.04.2021 that it would shift to 60 per cent clean energy and 30pc electric vehicle use by 2030.

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Pakistan ranked 145 out of 146 Countries in Global Gender Gap Index 2022.

The top five worst countries are the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Chad,

while the top five countries with gender parity are Finland, Norway, New Zealand, and Sweden.

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Note: India is the worst performer in the world in ‘Health and Survival’ sub-index, ranked @ 146.

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How does Pakistan rank globally in air pollution?

which country had the worst air quality in 2020?

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Pakistan has been ranked as the second-most polluted country by IQAir global air quality report.

List of top polluted country in the World.

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Know about Corruption Perception Index (CPI) 2024

Released by Transparency International

Total countries: 180

Topper: Denmark

Bottom: South Sudan

Pakistan Ranking: 135

Note: Pakistan was ranked 133 in CPI in 2023

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Global Terrorism Index 2020: The ten countries most impacted by terrorism

1. Afghanistan

2. Iraq

3. Nigeria

4. Syria

5. Somalia

6. Yemen

7. Pakistan

8. India

9. Democratic Republic of the Congo

10.The Philippines

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Pakistan was ranked 70 out of 113 countries on the Global Food Security Index of 2020?

List of Global Food Security Index 2021

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Pakistan was re-elected to the United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) on Tuesday with an overwhelming majority, securing 169 votes in the 193-member UN General Assembly on October 13, 2020.

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Comparing the current ranking with the report published in 2018, Pakistan has declined from 148th spot to 153rd in just two years.

According to report “fragmented and siloed approach, lack of enabling telecommunication infrastructure and low affordability, digital skills gap, cyber security, data privacy and lack of trust, service design maturity and limited citizen participation”.