The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Wednesday that Pakistan would protect the life and safety of their people, particularly in areas where innocent civilians had the worst part of terrorism sponsored abroad and would seek policies aimed at promoting social and economic development for all segments of society. The spokesman of the Foreign Ministry declared that the measures made in this regard by the Pakistan government were totally consistent with international law, which categorically prohibited the incitement of violence and terrorism.
"There can be no tolerance, much less impunity, for terrorists, their facilitators or their reports," The spokesman said, in response to the questions about the declaration of UN human rights experts. "Their abuses of law and human rights violations cannot be ignored."
In an earlier statement in the day, a group of independent human rights experts affiliated with the UN called the Pakistani government to free Baloch rights activists detained after recent protests and stop their repression against demonstrations against forced disappearances and other problems.
"We have been monitoring with increasing concern reports of alleged arrests and forced disappearances of Baloch activists in recent months, and violent incidents in recent days have significantly increased our concerns, our concerns, our concerns, our concerns have increased significantly, our concerns," They said in the joint statement. The spokesman of the Foreign Ministry said that the comments of the UN experts lacked balance and proportionality, minimized the civil casualties inflicted by terrorists and did not achieve the crimes committed by deliberately insecurity.
"We have taken a note from the press release issued by certain UN experts, which seems to be based on selective and not verified media reports," The spokesman said, emphasizing that public statements of this nature must adhere to the principles of objectivity and recognize the complete context of the situation.
"Any credible evaluation must recognize that these elements are not mere protesters, but active participants in a broader campaign of illegality and violence," said. "His abuses of law and human rights violations cannot be ignored," Added. The spokesman said that he hides behind a facade of alleged complaints, these elements operated in collusion with terrorists, which was evident for their coordinated efforts to obstruct state responses, including synchronized roads that facilitate terrorist attacks.
"The last proof of this link was his illegal assault of the Hospital of the District in Quetta, where they seized by the force of the bodies of five terrorists eliminated during the rescue operation of Japhafar Express hostages."
