The UK media’s inherent bias against India towards their policies, politics, culture, and foreign diplomacy is well known. However, in serious situations such as the terrorist attacks that took place on 22nd April 2025, where innocent civilians were massacred based on their religious identity, we expect an unfiltered account of the acts.
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On April 22, 2025, the serene valley of Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir was scarred by a barbaric terror attack that claimed 26 innocent lives, including Indian and Nepali civilians. The attack, orchestrated by Pakistan-backed terrorist groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), was a grim reminder of the persistent threat of terrorism emanating from across the border.
Operation Sindoor, launched early morning of Wednesday, 7th May 2025, India time, is India’s latest military action in its ongoing war on Pakistan-sponsored terrorism.
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The ancient undertaker of hatred, draped in the tattered kameez, keffiyah and balaclava of time and armed with the scythe and AK47 of modern terror, has once again risen – this week in the lush green cradle of Pahalgam (Jammu-Kashmir, India), where at least 28 Hindu lives, tourists, were plucked like wildflowers by the hand of intergenerational genocide, a horror centuries old and still unfolding, still unpunished, continues.
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The Chanda Maharaj case in Pakistan highlights the plight of minority girls, particularly Hindus, subjected to abduction, forced conversion, and marriage. Chanda, a 15-year-old Hindu girl from Sindh, was kidnapped on August 12, 2022, by Shaman Magsi.She was forcibly converted to Islam, married to her abductor, and repeatedly assaulted. Despite her testimony and her family’s efforts to prove she was underage, Pakistan’s courts ruled in favour of the abductor, citing unreliable birth certificates and medical assessments claiming she was biologically older.
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A conference on Gross Human Rights Violations in Sindh and Balochistan was held on Wednesday 29 January 2025 in the House of Commons. The conference was hosted by MP Bob Blackman and organised by the Asian Human Rights Forum (AHRF), with the collaboration of the Baloch Human Rights Council (BHRC) and the World Sindh Congress (WSC).
On Tuesday, October 8th, 2024, the Asian Human Rights Forum held a conference on “Human Rights in Pakistan” at the Houses of Parliament in London. Organized by Arif Aajakia, an international campaigner for human rights in Pakistan, and hosted by Carla Lockhart, a DUP Member of Parliament, the event brought attention to the stark human rights violations within Pakistan, including issues in regions such as Balochistan, Sindh, and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir.
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Earlier this week the United Nations (UN) published an article which raised concerns about the lack of protection for minority girls from forced religious conversions and forced marriage. At first glance, it seems the UN experts are lending a voice to minority communities (Hindu, Sikh, Christian etc. communities), let’s take a closer look.
On Sunday 31st of March, the Hindu community in Pakistan took to the streets demanding the recovery of a minor Hindu girl, Priya Kumari. https://insightuk.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/priya-kumari-protest.mp4 Rally held in Sindh, Pakistan to bring back kidnapped Priya Kumari The group, Shaheed Bilqees Chandio organised a rally, demanding that the Pakistani government take serious action to find Priya Kumari, a
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A factsheet on the persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Factsheet: Persecution of Hindus Read More »