Minister takes action against discriminatory ad
As the advertisement of the job vacancy appeared, NCJP raised concern over the matter and condemned the act
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FAISALABAD:
Federal Minister for Human Rights Kamran Michael has taken notice of an advertisement that was published by the Faisalabad Waste Management Company (FWMC) in print media inviting non-Muslim candidates for the post of sanitary worker. The minister ordered the authorities to refrain from discriminatory practices in the recruitment process and ensure provision of equal opportunities to all citizens.
Sanitary jobs: Waste firm accused of discrimination
In the advertisement, the FWMC announced that a vacancy for the post of waste worker was available only for non-Muslims. As soon as the advertisement of the job vacancy appeared in the newspapers on January 24, the Commission for Justices and Peace (NCJP) raised concern over the matter and condemned the act.
The NCJP termed the act of the FWMC as ‘blatant discrimination against the minorities and non-Muslims’. It also said the act of the FWMC was an attempt to divide the society into segments.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 30th, 2017.
Federal Minister for Human Rights Kamran Michael has taken notice of an advertisement that was published by the Faisalabad Waste Management Company (FWMC) in print media inviting non-Muslim candidates for the post of sanitary worker. The minister ordered the authorities to refrain from discriminatory practices in the recruitment process and ensure provision of equal opportunities to all citizens.
Sanitary jobs: Waste firm accused of discrimination
In the advertisement, the FWMC announced that a vacancy for the post of waste worker was available only for non-Muslims. As soon as the advertisement of the job vacancy appeared in the newspapers on January 24, the Commission for Justices and Peace (NCJP) raised concern over the matter and condemned the act.
The NCJP termed the act of the FWMC as ‘blatant discrimination against the minorities and non-Muslims’. It also said the act of the FWMC was an attempt to divide the society into segments.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 30th, 2017.