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    1. EU to hold regular conferences to uphold human rights in Pakistan

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      Brussels: June 9, 2012. (BPCA) Asma Jahangir a former United Nations Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion and Belief and Jennifer Jag Jivan author of Life on the Margins - a study on Minority Women in Pakistan - a book that reveals the discrimination that Hindu and Christian women suffer in Pakistan - were invited panel guests during a conference at European Parliament Thursday May 31st 2012.

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    2. DC: Activists Support Rights for Pakistan Hindus, Christians, and Religious Minorities

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      Washington DC: April 15, 2012. (R.E.A.L.) On a windy Saturday April 14, 2012, in Washington D.C., human rights activists called upon the Pakistan government, Pakistan courts, U.S.-Pakistan Business Council and its member companies, and the Pakistan people to support the universal human rights of minorities in Pakistan, including Pakistan Hindus, Pakistan Christians, and Pakistan Ahmadiyya and Other Minority Muslims.

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    3. DC: Activists Seek Human Rights for Baloch People

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      Jay Kansara with the Hindu American Foundation spoke of the oppression of Hindus within Pakistan, and described how continuing oppression, violence, and murder of Hindus had led to their numbers dwindling within Pakistan. Mr. Kansara also stated that elected officials and representatives within the police were were either ignoring such violence against Hindus, or actively tolerating it. He provided a booklet on the 2010 survey of human rights for Hindus ...
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    4. Marvi Menon slams Anti-Hindu violence in Pakistan

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      Islamabad : January 25, 2011. Kidnapping of Lakki Chand Garji, one of the most revered Hindu spiritual leaders in Pakistan and an official of the Kala Mata temple in the Kalat district of Pakistan's Baluchistan province, led to strong protest by minority Hindus in the province. This kidnapping is just one in a series of such violent incidents against the Hindu minority in Pakistan.
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      Mentions: Karachi Pakistan U.S. Senate
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