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Pakistan's human rights violations brought into light at UN

ANI  |  Geneva [Switzerland] 

Speaking at the 37th Council (UNHRC) session, Dušan Vejinovic, a at the for South-Asian Studies brought into focus the numerous violations by in and

"Contrary to the country's diplomatic rhetoric, it is which has denied the people of and their fundamental human rights," he said.

"Moreover, it is now aspiring to become a of and Kashmir, by negotiating the sale of to Beijing, in return for stacks of Chinese Yuan," he added.

"While manifests itself as a self-styled advocate of the rights of the people of and Kashmir, the factual situation is, that it remains an illegal occupier of and Kashmir, which has deprived the people of their political and civil liberties."

Urging the UN to take appropriate actions against Pakistan, he said "Why is allowed to infringe international law and make a mockery of this august institution? The is obliged to act. Not only to ensure peace in South Asia, but more importantly, to maintain its own credibility and reinforce its authority."

The Resolutions had directed to withdraw its troops from the state of and on August 13, 1948. Vejinovic stated he was perplexed by Pakistan's non-compliance to this legal binding for more than 70 years.

and has been an area of contention for both and ever since the nations were formed in 1947 with three battles having been fought between the two neighbours over it.

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First Published: Sat, March 10 2018. 01:58 IST
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