By TRN Online, Kathmandu, Aug. 5: The Embassy of Pakistan today organized a talk programme on “Kashmiris’ Youm-eIstehsal”.
Speaking at the Talk Programme, Ambassador Syed Haider Shah recollected important developments and international global reactions to India’s action of 5 August 2019 and alarming intensification of the human rights violations in that disputed territory.
Highlighting the centrality of the right of self-determination and the UNSC resolutions, Ambassador Shah referred to the discussions at the UNSC in August 2019 and then in January 2020. He also referred to the statements of the UN Secretary-General urging not to take any steps that could affect the status of Jammu & Kashmir, and underlining the importance of UN Security Council resolutions, read a press release issued by the Embassy.
The participants at the Seminar underlined the grave human rights violations being committed by the Indian forces in India Administered Jammu and Kashmir.
The press release read, "Ambassador Shah highlighted the gravity and scale of human rights violations by the Indian forces and referred to their widespread international condemnation especially by the UN Office of High Commissioner for Human Rights, EU, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International".
In the Question-Answer session that followed, participants urged a resolution of the dispute in accordance with the wishes of the people of Jammu Kashmir and UNSC resolutions. They also stressed the urgency to resolve the dispute which had been the biggest challenge to regional peace and security, now for decades. They said that the international community had an important responsibility to defend and ensure the rights of the people of Jammu & Kashmir including their right to self-determination.
The programme was attended by around fifteen distinguished writers, media men and analysts, as well as representatives of human rights organizations.
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