When will Britain take a stand against Pakistan?
Sun Online Desk
28th January, 2021 09:44:26
Well, now that we’re all fired up about Britain’s moral role in the world courtesy of Theresa May, who is indignant about cuts to the overseas aid budget, how about moving on to Pakistan? This week a Pakistani court has ruled that a 12-year-old Christian girl, Farah Shaheen, consented to her marriage with an alleged abductor over twice her age and consented freely to convert to Islam. When the girl was recovered from the household of Khisar Ahmed Ali in December, she was reportedly too traumatised to speak about what happened to her over the five months since she, ah, consented to marry a 29-year-old and convert to Islam. But according to her father, Asif Masi, who gave a statement to Aid to the Church in Need charity, she was kept shackled, forced to work from dawn, usually clearing dung, and raped repeatedly by the man who is said to have abducted her from her home. She was, as I say
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FO takes notice of info about Indian false flag operation
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December 25, 2020
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Thursday said a strong notice has been taken over information about Indian preparations for a false flag operation inside Pakistan.
Pakistan also reiterated that there is no change in its principled position on the issue of Palestine. The reiteration came in the wake of an Israeli cabinet minister announcing that a fifth Muslim country is going to recognise Israel. However, he did add that this fifth country would not be Pakistan.
“The prime minister and foreign minister have also reiterated our clear and consistent position on this. We have repeatedly said that unless a just settlement of the Palestine issue, satisfactory to the Palestinian people, was found, Pakistan could not recognise Israel,” said the spokesman at the Foreign Office during the weekly media briefing.
Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi calls on president
National
December 23, 2020
ISLAMABAD: President Dr Arif Alvi said the minorities living in Pakistan are playing a positive by making contributions to the society.
He said this during a meeting with PMâs Special Representative on Religious Harmony, Middle East and Muslim countries Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi, who called on him Tuesday.
The president while commending endeavours for interfaith harmony and interreligious dialogue said it is responsibility of the state to ensure constitutional and legal rights for all the citizens. He said unanimous resolution on Kashmir issue at the foreign ministerial level meeting of the OIC is a great success of Pakistanâs foreign policy. The president also appreciated efforts of Mehmood Ashrafi for boosting ties with all the friendly countries.