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Originally posted by: cougarTown
Balochistan pe buhat research karli..apne mulk ke kashmir pe bi karlo thori..and not all which republic tv feeds you only..may you also get some idea how badly kashmir is bleeding atm..
aare woh toh america nay paani pher diya...BLA ko terrorist bol ke
ab koi nahi kahe gaa aayinda
ab ki baar - trump sarkaar
new slogan is
ab ki baar - NO trump sarkaar
lol
Originally posted by: cougarTown
Balochistan pe buhat research karli..apne mulk ke kashmir pe bi karlo thori..and not all which republic tv feeds you only..may you also get some idea how badly kashmir is bleeding atm..
yea we know everything.......fortunately our press and media still have right to report unlike pakistani........ and that is why repealing article 370 is a step towards betterment of the state......
and how about you practice what you preach........look at your own countrymen before poking your nose in kashmir matters.......
waise POK ka haal jo banaya hai pakistan ne, uska bhi article post kiya hai..........waha bhi gaur farmayiye, agar thodisi humanity hai toh......
yeh lo.......POK ka haal dekho...pakistan Jammu aur Kashmir ko bhi aise hi hatiyana chahta hai........
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Activists of PoK, Gilgit urge UN to stop Pakistan from carrying out atrocities on locals
ANI | Europe Last Updated at March 17, 2019 16:45 IST
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An organization of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and Gilgit, seeking freedom of these areas from Pakistan, on Sunday urged the UN and world human rights bodies to intervene to end victimisation of locals by Pakistani forces.
The United Kashmir People's National Party (UKPNP) issued the appeal while referring to the assault by Pakistani forces and it's "stooges" on a peaceful rally organised on Saturday to commemorate 'National day of State of Jammu and Kashmir' at Rawalakot in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK).
On March 16, UKPNP had organised a peaceful rally at Rawalakot in Poonch to commemorate foundation and National Day of the erstwhile princely state. On this day in 1846, the state of Jammu and Kashmir was formed. The rally was halted and people were threatened and harassed by the police. Peaceful protesters were also threatened to stop waving the historical flag of the former princely state.
"This is a clear violation of freedom of association, freedom of peaceful assembly and freedom of expression and speech," said a press statement issued by leaders of the UKPNP.
The leaders, including exiled UKPNP Chairman Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri, Secretary General Sardar Ishtiaq Hussain, Senior Vice Chair Sardar Aftab Khan, Vice Chair Raja Bashir Khan, Central Spokesperson Nasir Aziz Khan, President Foreign Affairs Committee Dr Shabir Chaudhry, secretary Foreign Affairs Committee Jamil Maqsood, Sardar Amjad Yousaf President Europe Zone, secretary Europe Zone Asif Abbas, Usman Kiyani President UK , Sajid Hussain, party leaders in North America Sardar Rasheed Yousaf, Zahid Hussain Khan, Mohammad Riaz Khan, said such acts show the real face and duplicity of Pakistan.
"On the one hand, Pakistan claims that she is champion of the right to self-determination of Kashmiri people, on the other hand, she doesn't allow peaceful rallies and gatherings of those Kashmiris who are living under its administration," the statement said.
"This is an open secret that since 1947 Pakistan has been systematically exploiting religious sentiments of Kashmiris and trying to snatch history, culture and identify of people of Jammu and Kashmir. Pakistan has been promoting religious hatred, intolerance and extremism and terrorism to communalise our society, to divide our motherland on the basis of religion," the leaders asserted.
UKPNP leaders also urged the United Nations, the International community and human rights organisations to intervene and ask Pakistan to stop the "victimisation of nationalist leaders" and respect all human rights including article 19 and 20 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Article 19 states that everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers and Article 20 (1) states that everyone has the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and association.
"UKPNP is the real voice of voiceless and deprived and marginalised people of so-called Azad Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan," the leaders said while reiterating that the peaceful struggle will continue for "complete independence" and "end of illegal occupation of Pakistan.
Locals in PoK block Pak Army van, chant 'quit Kashmir'
16 Aug 2019, 03:29PM IST| 
Locals in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir block the Pakistan Army van and chant against the Imran Khan govt. The PoK locals chant 'quit Kashmir’ against the atrocities of the Pakistan govt. Locals alleged that they are 'held captive' as roads are blocked. The video is the proof of persecution of Kashmiris by Pakistan in PoK. It exposes Pakistan even as it gets UNSC to hold informal meeting on J&K repression.
Originally posted by: DelusionalMe
They are making fun of themselves by doing such silly sh*t. Come on, don't you have anything to do for your country, heard your economy is going the drains. Uske liye hi kuch kar lo.
Whatever that makes the citizens happy...Like every country, Pakistan also strives to keep its citizens happy!
Kya rotlu log hai , ek actress ko lekar itna bawal.
Roti boti ka intezam karo.
here is human rights abuses in Sindh
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Location of Sindh (highlighted in red)
LocationSindh, Pakistan
DateRecurring
TargetCivilians and combatants
Human rights abuses in Sindh, Pakistan have been a recurring issue, ranging from arbitrary arrests, enforced disappearances to torture, extra-judicial killings and political repression.
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According to the 1994 Human Rights in Developing Countries Yearbook, there have been many cases of political persecution in Sindh. Much of the persecution is linked to Sindh's provincial government, and is undertaken by Karachi's Crime Investigation Agency (CIA).[1]Many human rights abuses were committed under the tenure of Chief Minister Jam Sadiq Ali, who took office from August 6, 1990 to March 5, 1992. Under his tenure, Sindhi independence leader GM Syed was placed under house arrest until his death; however Jam Sadiq's death in 1992 did not cause these acts to cease. Following his death, his seat was contested between his son, Jam Ashiq Ali and a Pakistan Peoples Party member, Shahanawaz Junejo. Ali's supporters undertook intimidation of PPP activists and Shahanawaz Junejo, as well as 200 other opposition activists who were detained.[1]
In March 2005, vice-chairman of the Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM) Samiullah Kalhoro died in a hospital of Karachi. The JSMM chief Shafi Burfat alleged that Kalhoro died after his kidney failed as a result of torture in police custody. He added that the JSMM was being punished for pursuing the ideology of G. M. Syed.[2] JSMM has published advertisements in Sindhi newspapers criticising law enforcement agencies.[3]
In November 2010, police allegedly picked up Ali Madad Burfat, an activist of the Jeay Sindh Students' Federation, and his friend, both of whom were students of the Sindh University at the time.[4]
On 21 April 2011, unidentified armed men shot dead three leaders of the Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM) including senior Vice-Chairman Serai Qurban Khuhawar, Rooplo Cholyani and Noorullah Tunio at Bakhoro Mori area in Sanghar district.[5] The JSMM alleged that the personnel of law enforcement agencies were involved in Bakhoro Mori incident.[6] Human Rights Commission of Pakistan published a report on Bakhoro Mori incident and urged that "Agencies’ role in JSMM activists’ murder must be probed".[7] In April 2011, JSMM member Ijaz Solangi's dead body was found in Dadu after he held a press conference against security agencies.[8][citation needed] In October 2011, Asian Human Rights Commission issued an appeal on information it had received that the Sindh University authorities allegedly used law enforcement agencies for disappearances of students in Sindh province.[9]
In a 2012 statement issued by Asian Human Rights Commission, it said that: "In Sindh province more than 100 nationalists were abducted and disappeared after 9/11, many were extra judicially killed and their tortured and bullet riddled bodies were dumped on the streets." It further added that: "Alone, from JSMM 13 people are still missing. Its former leader, Mr. Muzzafar Bhutto was two times abducted and kept in military torture cells where he succumbed to his injuries during the second time detention."[10][11][5] Mumtaz Bhutto another activist of JSMM and brother of Muzaffar Bhutto, killed on 1 July 2009 in a bomb blast at Thermal Power house colony Jamshoro, JSMM alleged that security agencies were involved in bomb blast.[12][citation needed]
In 2011, Congressman Dan Burton and Brad Sherman, in their letters to Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari, urged him to take steps to end the practice of enforced disappearance in Pakistan.[13][14] When brought to his attention, Noam Chomsky showed concern on enforced disappearances in Sindh and Balochistan.[15] In September 2012, a delegation of United Nations Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances, visited Pakistan for the first time at the invitation of the Pakistani government.[16]
In May 2018, the families of disappeared political activists staged a hunger strike in protest of their family members and in turn were attacked by security forces[specify]. The assault was almost immediately condemned by congressman Sherman.[17]
Main articles: Missing persons (Pakistan) and Safdar Sarki
Well known activist in the Sindhi nationalist movement Dr. Safdar Sarki was one of the many disappeared during the period of President Pervez Musharraf's rule. The campaign to "find" him and get him released included Amnesty International, who called for his release.[18]
Bashir Arisar a nationalist leader was abducted in September 2011 from kotri.
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