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Mon, 5 May 2014 21:26 PM

A security official and members of the Hindu community stand inside a temple that was attacked in Larkana, located in Pakistan's Sindh province, in this March 16, 2014 file photo. All of Pakistan's minorities - Hindus, Christians, Ahmadis and even Shi'ite Muslims - feel that the state fails to protect them, and even tolerates violence against them. Many complain the problem has become worse since Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who is seen as more conservative and indulgent of Islamists than his predecessor, came to power last year.REUTERS/Faheem Soormro/Files (PAKISTAN - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST RELIGION)

Mon, 5 May 2014 17:48 PM

The emergency measures also apply to Syria and Cameroon

Mon, 5 May 2014 14:34 PM

Latif Johar (C), 23, rests in a nearby mosque during a hunger strike demanding the release of Zahid Baloch, who is the chairman of Baloch Student Organization (Azad), in Karachi May 5, 2014. Pakistani forces killed at least 10 separatist militants in the volatile province of Baluchistan on Monday, paramilitary officials said. Baluch rebels have waged a decades-long insurgency in the remote, sparsely populated and mineral rich southwest province, bordering Iran. The Frontier Corps, the main state security force in Baluchistan, said it launched an operation against militant hideouts in the mountainous Panjgur district on Monday morning. The operation took place after Johar, a member of the separatist Baloch Students Organisation (Azad), went on hunger strike 11 days ago to demand the release of the group's chairman and more than 100 detained members. REUTERS/Stringer (PAKISTAN - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST)

Mon, 5 May 2014 14:35 PM

Latif Johar (C), 23, sits in a camp during a hunger strike demanding the release of Zahid Baloch, who is the chairman of Baloch Student Organization (Azad), outside Karachi's Press Club May 5, 2014. Pakistani forces killed at least 10 separatist militants in the volatile province of Baluchistan on Monday, paramilitary officials said. Baluch rebels have waged a decades-long insurgency in the remote, sparsely populated and mineral rich southwest province, bordering Iran. The Frontier Corps, the main state security force in Baluchistan, said it launched an operation against militant hideouts in the mountainous Panjgur district on Monday morning. The operation took place after Johar, a member of the separatist Baloch Students Organisation (Azad), went on hunger strike 11 days ago to demand the release of the group's chairman and more than 100 detained members. REUTERS/Stringer (PAKISTAN - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST)