Forced Conversions & Forced Marriages In Sindh, Pakistan
Executive Summary It has been estimated that 1000 women and girls from religious minorities are abducted, forcibly converted and then married off to their abductors every year (ref The Aurat…
Forced Conversions & Forced Marriages In Sindh, Pakistan
Executive Summary It has been estimated that 1000 women and girls from religious minorities are abducted, forcibly converted and then married off to their abductors every year (ref The Aurat…
Minorities under attack: Faith-based discrimination and violence in Pakistan
1. IntroductionFollowing growing incidents of violence, intolerance and discrimination towards members ofreligious and sectarian minority communities across Pakistan, the Human Rights Commissionof Pakistan (HRCP) convened the Working Group…
Religious Freedom in Pakistan in 2022
In 2022, Pakistan’s religious freedom conditions remain on a negative trajectory with religious minorities subject to frequent attacks and threats including accusations of blasphemy, targeted killings, lynchings, mob violence, forced…
RELIGIOUS MINORITIES IN PAKISTAN: AN ANALYSIS
Pakistan emerged as an independent country in 1947. It was earlier a part of India. Pakistan before separation was a mix of religions. Hinduism, Buddhism and Sikhism existed before the…
MINORITIES IN PAKISTAN
The most debatable topic of recent years is human rights. People living around the world claim their freedom as human beings, i.e., the rights or services for which a fair…
Do minorities in Pakistan treated as Humans?
Demographic composition Pakistan is the first country to be formed on the basis of religion not of common ethnicity or language. The demographic composition shows that 96.28 per cent of…
THE SUFFERINGS OF THE AHMADIYYA MUSLIMS IN PAKISTAN AT THE HANDS OF THE MUSLIMS
According to the Minority Rights Group International, the minority population in Pakistan in 2002 accounted for 11-13 million with Ahmadis, Christians, and Hindus each accounting for 4 million[1].The statistics post…
Right of minorities in Pakistan
Pakistan got its way of life as a different country on August 14, 1947. In those days, Pakistan additionally included present-day Bangladesh which was known as East Pakistan. These two…
House of Lords on Global Christian Persecution Review not read by UK Home Office
London: The UK government last week sought to project itself as the champion of religiously persecuted people worldwide when it announced its Global Human Rights sanctions regime targeting those involved…