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@payf_official To what extent do the current hostilities between Pakistan and Afghanistan reflect a failure of bilateral diplomacy, and what institutional mechanisms can be activated to deescalate tensions without compromising strategic interests?
To destroy governmental violence, only one thing is needed: It is that people should understand that the feeling of patriotism, which alone supports that instrument of violence, is a rude, harmful, disgraceful, and bad feeling, and, above all, is immoral.”
Leo Tolstoy.
Her voice isn’t a demand, it’s a plea for dignity. When a refugee child asks for rights. When a refugee speaks, silence is not an option.
@htnworld@htnurdu@htnpashto#AfghanRefugee
🚨 #Balochistan#EnforcedDisappearance!!! 🚨
Fareed Baloch, a Master's student at Punjab University’s Education Department, was "forcibly disappeared" by #Pakistan’s security agencies — right from the university campus in Lahore.
A student. A civilian. Silenced.
@UN@amnesty
🚨 To the Government of #Pakistan, and Human Rights Organizations! @HRCP87
🔴 And I appeal directly to the Honourable Prime Minister of Pakistan @CMShehbaz, Interior Minister @MohsinnaqviC42, the Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir
I am a proud Pakistani citizen, born in 1988 in District #Swabi, who has lived a peaceful life with no criminal record, no political affiliations, and no hostility against anyone. As a common citizen, the only thing I have ever done is occasionally raise my voice on social media about public issues and highlight the beauty of Islamabad since I moved here in 2003. I have also spoken against street crimes and lawlessness, believing it was my duty as a citizen.
But today on 26th August around 12:30pm, I face one of the darkest days of my life. Without warning, and during my absence security officials stormed my house in Islamabad. They showed no regard for the sanctity of my home, our cultural and Islamic traditions, or the trauma they caused my family. A lady police officer, Men in plain clothes, and others in uniform forced their way inside while more remained outside. I wish I had CCTV cameras to show how my 2- and 3-year-old daughters cried in terror as our home was violated, while officials shouted at my family as if we were criminals.
Tell me: What was our crime? Which law allows such an action in the Capital City of Pakistan? Has the Constitution of Pakistan lost its meaning entirely?
To make matters worse, they illegally took my 23-year-old brother and his wife. I do not know where they have been taken, and my brother’s mobile phone remains switched off. Despite my wife’s desperate pleas while being seven months pregnant they still attempted to take my 2- and 3-year-old daughters with them. Why? On what legal grounds?
I have endured pain and suffering in silence for many years and never spoke of it publicly. But what happened today, I cannot remain silent about. This wound may stay with me until the Day of Judgment.
If there is a justification for this act, then explain it to me. If not, then give me and my family the right to live with dignity or grant us safe passage to leave this country 🇵🇰 forever.
Dear all Be My Voice. I ask for justice. I ask for accountability. And above all, I ask: Will the rule of law ever be respected in this land? @UNHumanRights @philippaUNHCR @BBCUrdu@ImaanZHazir@hrw@a_siab