Citizens are being limited. The Human Rights Commission, which has been struggling for the last decade of the last century for the promotion of human rights and the protection of human rights, writes in the annual report of HRCP’s HRCP on human rights abuses last year, saying that the situation in Pakistan has led to a deteriorating deterioration of civil liberties, and the deteriorating human rights situation is worsening.
Human Rights Commission Chairperson Asad Iqbal Butt said on the occasion of the launch of the State of Human Rights in 2024 that the principles of transparency were laid out in the 2024 elections, which led to widespread accusations of electoral frauds, which led to a party losing its National Assembly seats. As a result, political instability was created in the country and despite a year’s passage, specific seats could not be decided. The HRCP’s annual report added that political instability increased terrorist attacks last year.
According to the report, 2500 terrorist reports were reported in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan last year. 24 people were killed in these terrorist attacks. Similarly, 379 people were killed in terrorist attacks in Sindh and Punjab. Police personnel were constantly charged with extra -judicial killings. Similarly, a total of 4,864 police encounters were held in both the provinces. Human Rights Commission Chairperson says that last year, the number of missing persons has increased instead of decreasing. According to the HRCP report, 24 people were killed by violent mobs in the country. The report added that section 144 has been imposed in different parts of the country and the right to political gatherings has been banned.
Some journalists were arrested for reporting sensitive matters. The government has not lifted the ban on social media platform “X”. The report added that after the 26th amendment, justice has become more difficult and 24 million cases are pending in the lower level courts to the Supreme Court. In this way, 228 times more prisoners have been kept in prisons. The report’s study shows that the federal government has imposed new sanctions on electronic media and social media. Several people were detained for alleged violations of these restrictions.
The report added that the number of attacks on journalists increased last year. According to HRCP research, the conditions of miners and laborers, as well as cleaning laborers, have worsened. Similarly, last year, there were violent attacks on polio workers in many parts of the country. Similarly, the incidence of violence against women and children increased. In particular, violence against women has increased. 4217 incidents of rap were reported across the country. The report also states that more than 4,000 rap incidents were reported last year. The report said that Afghans are violating international law in connection with the deportation of the country. The United Nations developed a comprehensive human rights charter in 1948.
Pakistan is one of the countries in the world where countries have endorsed the human rights charter. UN members form a Civil and Political Rights Convention. Pakistan also endorsed these UN convention. The constitution of Pakistan was enforced in 1973. This constitution included a comprehensive human rights chapter. Thus, all pillars of the state were assumed that all resources should be used to enforce human rights, although the ideology of human rights abolition is repeated in the country, but the facts show that state institutions are not serious about protecting human rights as a whole.
The protection of human rights is related to the democratic state. The basis of the democratic state lies in transparent elections and peaceful transfer, but in the general elections held last year, Form 45 and Form 47 disputes have overcome the transparency of the elections. According to a report, the electoral tribunal has not yet been able to decide on most of the electoral excuses filed. The Supreme Court confirmed the Election Commission’s decision by announcing the PTI’s intra -party elections, which resulted in the dispute that resulted in the dispute that the specific seats of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly have not yet been decided and the Senate has not been held in the Senate. The European Union has given Pakistan a special status of GSP Plus.
The GSP Plus status is associated with the supremacy of human rights in Pakistan. Due to GSP Plus, Pakistan’s garment products are available at cheap prices throughout Europe, the United States and Canada. The European Union’s parliament is constantly demanding that the rules that create discrimination among the citizens should be abolished and forcibly remedy the complaints of religion. The European Union also demands that the disappearance of a citizen be declared a criminal offense, although the draft law was approved in the Senate to declare the disappearance of a citizen as a criminal offense during the former government, but then PTI Human Rights Minister Dr Shireen Mazari announced that it was a draft secretariat.
Despite the claims of the present government, legislation could not be made to declare the disappearance of a citizen as a criminal offense. Under judicial decisions, the federal and Sindh government announced compensation to the relatives of the missing persons, but now the matter should be resolved completely. The report has expressed concern over the constant detention of women and political workers in the jails of Punjab and Balochistan and called for the release of women. The issue of human rights protection is linked to poverty alleviation and development. Human rights supremacy can intensify the process of eliminating poverty. If the state adheres to human rights, the people’s confidence in the state will be strong.
(Tagstotranslate) Insani huqooq ki bigarti hui sorat-e-hal
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