Rana Basharat Ali Khan Calls for Global Action as India’s Occupation of Kashmir Reaches 77 Years
Rana Basharat Ali Khan, Chairman, International Human Rights Movement
As yet another year passes without meaningful intervention, Kashmir remains gripped in a state of brutal repression and isolation. The International Human Rights Movement condemns the international community’s alarming silence on India’s actions in Kashmir, actions that have drawn sharp criticism from human rights organizations worldwide. With arbitrary detentions, enforced disappearances, and restrictions on freedom of expression, India’s government has persistently undermined the dignity and rights of the Kashmiri people. In particular, it has suppressed journalists, activists, and civil society members, denying the very freedoms upon which the international order claims to stand.
Where are the voices of the United Nations, the European Union, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), and other prominent bodies? Despite formal statements and token gestures, these organizations have shown a disturbing unwillingness to address the Kashmir crisis effectively. The United Nations, tasked with preserving global peace and security, has been notably passive in enforcing its own resolutions. The EU, whose foundational principles include human rights advocacy, has failed to hold India accountable in any impactful way. Likewise, the OIC has historically voiced concern over Kashmir, yet beyond statements, it has not taken decisive action to protect the rights of Kashmiri Muslims.
Reports from Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International reveal that since 2019, thousands have been held in pretrial detention in Kashmir under India’s counterterrorism laws, often without formal charges or trials. Extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrests, and suppression of peaceful protests have left Kashmiri youth, journalists, and advocates in perpetual fear. The “normalcy” that India promotes to the wor
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With Pakistan's flag in my hand and the pain of humanity in my heart, this flag is not just a symbol of my love for my nation; it is the heartbeat of every soul fighting against oppression, the echo of every voice crying out for justice. As I raise this flag today, I vow that as long as there is a single oppressed person without justice, my struggle will continue. The honor of my country and the service of humanity are the very essence of my life!"
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Rana Basharat Ali Khan and Bristol Councilors Highlight the Role of Overseas Pakistanis in National Development on Independence Day**
**Bristol, United Kingdom:** In a momentous event organized by Councillor Abdul Roof and Ex Councillor Afzal Shah, Rana Basharat Ali Khan, Chairman of the International Human Rights Movement (IHRM), delivered an impactful speech during the celebration of Pakistan’s 77th Independence Day. The event, held in Bristol, focused on the theme, "The Role of Overseas Pakistanis in Pakistan's Bright Future: Love, Sacrifice, and Commitment," emphasizing the indispensable contributions of the Pakistani diaspora to the country's development.
The celebration featured the hoisting of Pakistan’s national flag and a ceremonial cake-cutting, symbolizing unity and pride among the overseas Pakistani community. The presence of Councillors Roof and Afzal Shah highlighted the significance of community leadership in fostering strong ties between the diaspora and their homeland.
### **Overseas Pakistanis: Pillars of the Economy**
In his address, Mr. Khan highlighted that nearly 9 million overseas Pakistanis contribute around **$30 billion** annually to Pakistan’s economy, which plays a crucial role in maintaining the country's financial stability. He pointed out that if these remittances were channeled through formal banking systems, Pakistan could gain an additional **$10 to $15 billion** annually. Such an increase would substantially bolster the nation's foreign exchange reserve
Bristol Unites Against Hate: Thousands Rally in Support of Asylum Seekers Rana Basharat Ali Khan **Bristol, UK – August 7, 2024** – In a powerful demonstration of unity and resilience, thousands of Bristol residents gathered in Old Market to peacefully counter-protest against far-right threats targeting an immigration law firm. This spontaneous rally, driven by the local community, highlighted Bristol's unwavering commitment to tolerance, inclusion, and human rights.The event transformed into a celebratory gathering, with music and dancing filling the streets as symbols of victory over hate. This uplifting response came in the wake of recent violent incidents instigated by far-right groups. The city's message was clear: hate has no place in Bristol. Police ensured order throughout the event, reflecting the community’s spirit of solidarity and respect.Rana Basharat Ali Khan, Chairman of the International Human Rights Movement, addressed the crowd with a powerful speech: "As a proud Bristolian and a Muslim, I am honored to see our city stand up for love, peace, and unity. Bristol has always been a beacon of hope, embracing all cultures, religions, and backgrounds. We will not tolerate hate in our city."Khan expressed gratitude to Bristol's police and administration for their efforts in maintaining public safety during these events. He emphasized that Bristol will continue to be a welcoming refuge for those seeking asylum and a stronghold against all forms of discrimination. The International Human Rights Movement remains steadfast in its mission to protect the rights of individuals worldwide and promote a culture of peace among nations. This demonstration in Bristol is a testament to the power of community in standing against injustice and fostering a world where human rights are upheld for all.**About the International Human Rights Movement**The International Human Rights Movement is dedicated to protecting the human rights of individuals globally and promoting
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