Pakistan Expresses Concern Over Islamophobia at the United Nations, Calls for Global Action
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Pakistan has expressed deep concern at the United Nations over the growing spread of Islamophobia around the world. Pakistan's representative said that incidents of hatred, prejudice and discriminatory attitudes against Muslims are on the rise.
Pakistan's position is that joint efforts at the global level are essential to counter Islamophobia. According to it, ensuring religious freedom and respect for places of worship is the responsibility of all states.
Pakistan has called on United Nations member states to take effective measures against hate-based statements and discriminatory laws or attitudes. Alongside this, emphasis was also placed on promoting mutual respect and tolerance among different religions.
This position has emerged at a time when discussions on religious prejudice and hate-motivated incidents continue in international forums. Pakistan says that this issue can only be resolved through the cooperation of the international community.
Sources: Arab News PK
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