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Shireen Mazari, the Federal Minister for Human Rights, said Saturday that all Pakistan stands alongside the people of Kashmir in its struggle for the right to self-determination.
The minister, in her message on Black Day in Kashmir, said that Pakistan as a whole would continue to provide all its moral and diplomatic support to the people of Kashmir in its struggle for freedom.
The minister said that Pakistan would continue to denounce human rights violations committed by Indian forces and the international community in India 's occupied Kashmir, and would thus force India to put an immediate end to the worst human rights violations. human rights in the Kashmir Valley.
"Pakistan is extremely concerned about the oppression exercised by Indian forces and the illegal and inhumane use of pellet weapons, chemical weapons against unarmed Kashmiris are highly reprehensible," he said. The Minister.
She urged the international community to stand up against atrocities committed by Indians and to help Kashmiris obtain the right of plebiscite guaranteed by UN Security Council resolutions.
Pakistan and the Kashmiris on both sides of the line of control and the world celebrated the Black Day Saturday (today) to mark the illegal occupation of Jammu and Kashmir by India .
Every year we celebrate this day to express our support and solidarity with the people of Kashmir in their just struggle for the right to self-determination and to remind the United Nations and the international community of their commitment to the resolution of this long-standing conflict.
Seminars will be organized and rallies will also be organized in different cities of Pakistan to mark this day.
October 27 is one of the darkest chapters in the history of Jammu and Kashmir.
That day, seven decades ago, Indian forces landed in Srinagar to occupy, subdue, oppress and terrorize the innocent people of Jammu and Kashmir (IoK) occupied by Indians in flagrant violation of international law.
In several of its resolutions, the United Nations Security Council confirmed the right of the Kashmiris to decide their future through a fair and impartial plebiscite. Despite its commitment to the international community to implement these resolutions, India has embarked on the path of punitive repression and pathological genocide that continues today.
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