What are the basic human rights in Pakistan?

The Constitution of Pakistan provides for fundamental rights which include freedom of speech, freedom of thought, freedom of information, freedom of religion, freedom of association, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly and the (conditional) right to bear arms.

What is the importance of human rights in Pakistan?

In a nutshell, the provision of human rights guarantees not only peaceful coexistence of citizens but also prosperity for the country. Pakistan cannot be prosperous until its citizens get all their fundamental rights without any discrimination of race, class, creed and area.

How can we improve human rights in Pakistan?

FIDH and HRCP call on all parties concerned to adopt a clear stand on the following issues:

1. Maintain democratic governance and rule of law.
2. Protect minorities, promote tolerance.
3. End impunity and promote accountability.
4. Protect women’s rights.
5. Enhance economic and social rights.

How many articles are there about basic human rights in Pakistan?

Articles 8 to 28 of the constitution deals with the all fundamental rights provided to the citizens of Pakistan. Followings are the fundamental rights guaranteed to the citizens of Pakistan under constitution. Article 8.

Are there any basic human rights in Pakistan?

Each one of these people living in Pakistan should be given basic human rights no matter their ethnic origin, color, gender, religion or any other reason. Even if human rights should be granted to everyone, not everyone is given the same rights as the other in some countries around the world.

Are there minority rights in Constitution of Pakistan?

In the recent times constitutions of almost all the democratic states guarantee human rights but unfortunately minority rights have not been mentioned clearly. Pakistan is a democratic state where all the citizens have been guaranteed all the fundamental rights irrespective of their caste, color, creed or religion.

How is the blasphemy law affecting human rights in Pakistan?

The blasphemy law facilitates such abuse and Pakistan’s refusal to reform or repeal the law creates an environment of persistent vulnerability for minority communities. Human Rights Watch urges the Pakistani government to implement a moratorium on the use of the blasphemy law, which often leads to violence, as a first step towards its repeal.

Which is the worst form of human rights violation in Pakistan?

The worst form of human rights violation taking place in Pakistan is child abuse. According to a private media report, around 3,445 cases regarding the sexual abuse of children were filed in, 2017.

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