11/12/2023
Press Release
Islamabad: 11 December
On the occasion of International Human Rights Day, a protest demonstration was held in front of the United Nations office under the leadership of Convenor Mehmood Ahmed Sagar yesterday under the leadership of the Convenor of the World on the occasion of World Human Rights Day. The protest demonstration attracted the attention of the world's nations at the hands of Indian soldiers in occupied Kashmir. The atrocities inflicted on oppressed Kashmiris have been condemned. On the occasion of World Human Rights Day, the speakers said that immediately after the creation of the United Nations, the world passed a unanimous resolution titled Universal Declaration of Human Rights And agreed that all nations of the world regardless of religion, nationality, colour and race will uphold human rights. But India, despite signing this global document, heated up the market of human rights abuses in occupied Jammu Kashmir. India 5 Military lockdowns and other strict restrictions have been continued in occupied Jammu Kashmir since August 2019. Indian occupation forces have martyred millions of innocent Kashmiris, burnt to ashes applications worth billions and thousands of youngsters missing. Human beings are involved in the crime of visually impaired. India has not only issued a license to its forces in occupied Jammu Kashmir for human rights abuses but also restrained any legal action against them through black laws. Speakers have said But said India has imposed such dark laws in occupied Kashmir, the example of which is nowhere in history. The speakers demanded the government of Pakistan to inform the United Nations Human Rights Council about the human rights situation in occupied Kashmir. Leaders Demanded that the UN Council for Human Rights appoint its envoy to examine the worsening human rights situation in occupied Kashmir. At the end a memorandum was presented to the UN Secretary General.
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Information Secretary
All Jamaati Hurriat Conference of Azad Kashmir and Pakistan
