Proceeding contribution from Alan Johnson (Labour) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 1 March 2012. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Hazara People (Quetta).
Hazara People (Quetta)
I am pleased that the plight of the Hazara will—for the first time, I believe—be covered in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office human rights document. I understand what the Minister is saying about the persecution of other religions. However, does he agree, that if no one raises the persecution of a specific group, we will never discuss any terrorist targets? Does he agree that it is very difficult to find another religion or ethnic group in Pakistan that has quite the same level of apparent compliance in these murders, with absolutely none of the perpetrators brought to justice? If there are other groups—although this is not a contest to see who has been treated worst—I would be very surprised. There is a specific issue about the Hazara that needs to be addressed.
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- Human rights Minority groups Pakistan Violence Oppression
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