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UN-backed independent experts urge Pakistan to end discrimination, violence against minority Ahmadis

  • A panel of U.N.-backed independent experts expressed grave concern about discrimination and violence against the Ahmadi community in Pakistan, urging authorities to ensure their protection.
  • The experts highlighted two incidents where two Ahmadis were killed and expressed alarm over arbitrary arrests during religious holidays.
  • They emphasized that "Ahmadis' right to peacefully manifest their beliefs must be respected.
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‘Alarmed By Reports Of Violence Against Ahmadis’: UN Experts Slam Pakistan

United Nations experts on Thursday voiced grave concern at reports of surging discrimination and violence against Pakistan's Ahmadi minority community, including extrajudicial killings and attacks on places of worship.

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UN-backed independent experts urge Pakistan to end discrimination, violence against minority Ahmadis

A panel of U.N.-backed independent experts has expressed grave concern about increased discrimination and violence against the minority Ahmadi community in Pakistan and urged authorities to ensure their protection.

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UN-backed independent experts urge Pakistan to end discrimination, violence against minority Ahmadis

A panel of U.N.-backed independent experts has expressed grave concern about increased discrimination and violence against the minority Ahmadi community in Pakistan and urged authorities to ensure their protection

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UN-backed independent experts urge Pakistan to end discrimination, violence against minority Ahmadis

LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) — A panel of U.N.-backed independent experts has expressed grave concern about increased discrimination and violence against the minority Ahmadi community in Pakistan and urged authorities to ensure their protection. The experts, who work under a Human Rights Council mandate but do not speak for the United Nations, said in a statement Thursday they are alarmed by recent reports of violence and discrimination against Ahmadis…

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UN-backed independent experts urge Pakistan to end discrimination, violence against minority Ahmadis

LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) — A panel of U.N.-backed independent experts has expressed grave concern about increased discrimination and violence against the minority Ahmadi community in Pakistan and urged authorities to ensure their protection. The experts, who work under a Human Rights Council mandate but do not speak for the United Nations, said in a statement Thursday they are alarmed by recent reports of violence and discrimination against Ahmadis…

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UN-backed independent experts urge Pakistan to end discrimination, violence against minority Ahmadis

LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) — A panel of U.N.-backed independent experts expressed grave concern on Thursday about increased discrimination and violence against the minority Ahmadi community in Pakistan and urged authorities […]

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