Pakistan committed to promote human rights at United Nations
Khawaja Asif presents Pakistan’s national report on Universal Periodic Review before Human Rights Council in Geneva
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Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif on Monday has reassured Pakistan’s commitment to promote human rights in the spirit of constructive dialogue, engagement and cooperation.
Presenting Pakistan’s national report on the Universal Periodic Review before the Human Rights Council in Geneva, he outlined the wide range of legislative, institutional, administrative and policy measures to advance and safeguard human rights in Pakistan, Radio Pakistan reported on Tuesday.
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This was the third report by Pakistan since the inception of UPR process in 2006, the first two being in 2008 and 2012.
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Presenting Pakistan’s national report on the Universal Periodic Review before the Human Rights Council in Geneva, he outlined the wide range of legislative, institutional, administrative and policy measures to advance and safeguard human rights in Pakistan, Radio Pakistan reported on Tuesday.
US nudging India, Pakistan to table
This was the third report by Pakistan since the inception of UPR process in 2006, the first two being in 2008 and 2012.
A heavy majority of states welcomed Pakistan’s advancement of Human Rights Agenda.
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While acknowledging and appreciating the progress made by Pakistan, the participating states made suggestions for its consideration.