It has been 77 years since Pakistan was built but the country’s religious minorities are still being persecuted and are, in many cases, not allowed to practice their faith and are discriminated against. This goes against human rights. There should be true tolerance and freedom of worship in Pakistan. Issues like forced conversion and discrimination in employment are chronic problems and a cause for alarm. This needs to change and religious minorities should be given equal rights just like all other citizens in Pakistan and not be persecuted or discriminated against.
Danial Tanvir
Islamabad
For most of the seventy-seven years since Pakistan’s emergence, successive governments have relied on rhetoric...
While Sindh resists the construction of new canals on the Indus River, Karachi – the provincial capital – remains...
This letter refers to the articles ‘A nearly dead delta’ by Masood Lohar and ‘Water wounds in the...
The faculty members of all universities in our province have unanimously expressed their untiring solidarity with the...
Despite having a large pool of talented and educated young people, graduate unemployment persists in Pakistan. This...
In recent times, some far-right political groups have relentlessly attacked the social fabric of Pakistan. Tolerance...
