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Kashmir issue taken up with UK MPs

By Our Correspondent
July 25, 2024
Sultan Tariq Bajwa, a member of the Punjab Assembly (left) pictured with British parliamentarian Jeremy Corbyn, former leader of the opposition and human rights champion at the UK Parliament on July 24, 2024. — Facebook/Sultan Tariq Bajwa
Sultan Tariq Bajwa, a member of the Punjab Assembly (left) pictured with British parliamentarian Jeremy Corbyn, former leader of the opposition and human rights champion at the UK Parliament on July 24, 2024. — Facebook/Sultan Tariq Bajwa

Islamabad: Sultan Tariq Bajwa, a member of the Punjab Assembly, met prominent British parliamentarians Jeremy Corbyn, former leader of the opposition and human rights champion, and Adnan Hussain at the UK Parliament.

The discussions focused on the Kashmir issue and the plight of Palestinians. During the meeting, Jeremy Corbyn reaffirmed his unwavering support for Pakistanis in the UK Parliament. Bajwa addressed the misconceptions about human rights violations in Pakistan and highlighted the legislative measures and initiatives taken by the current government to address those issues. He also brought to light the severe human rights situation in the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

Jeremy Corbyn expressed his commitment to advocating more effectively for the rights of Kashmiris and Palestinian Muslims, underscoring his dedication to these causes at international platforms. Bajwa said the meeting marked a significant step towards fostering a deeper understanding and cooperation between Pakistani representatives and British parliamentarians in addressing crucial human rights issues globally.