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Petition to Support Human Rights and Democracy in Pakistan

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Naeem Ahmad
1 year ago

Islamabad Massacre is done only by Pakistan Army while puppet civilian government is to wet it by all means. More than 400 unarmed innocent Pakistanis were killed through brutal and lethal firing by machine guns, AK 47, sniper shooting as well as drone firing.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Not only the massacre in Islamabad on 26th November, Pti activists are targeted by current regime supported by army Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, along with Shareef family are responsible for many acts,women lying in jails for over year without charges,have been raped,their toe nails taken out, if a person refuses to leave PTI, their young children are kidnapped pliers used on their body skins & videoed to parents. Many more stories of kidnap,rape sent to loved ones.

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Baba
1 year ago

Army Innocent killed in pakistan

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A Moheet
1 year ago

This fascist state government and behind the scene army players have to be made responsible for human rights violations in Pakustan

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Ameen Swati
1 year ago

peaceful Protest is everybody right

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Mohammad Siddique
1 year ago

Pakistan needs democracy now more than ever.

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Akbar shan
1 year ago

Help please as Government and military establishment is destroying our future our homes destroyed our businesses Targeted daily degrading threatening our family members pitting fake bogus cases on all members of family taking bribes torturing elderly kids women filming while naked its horrible

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Samia Mubasher
1 year ago

We want justice.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

I condemn the massacre in Islamabad conducted by Pak Army on peaceful protestors.

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Tahir Abbasi
1 year ago

Pakistan Army killed civilians in Islamabad

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Abdul Khan
1 year ago

Justice

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Faiq
1 year ago

I support the petition

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Kanwal Aijaz
1 year ago

Goli kyuon chalaaye

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Please take note of Islamabad massacre where thousands of people were shot and killed in cold blood by Pakistan army and Pakistan army to be banned as a terrorist organisation.

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Zahid Butt
1 year ago

I support democracy and peace in Pakistan..and all the perpetrators of injustice should be publicly hanged.

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Samina Khan
1 year ago

Armed forces are the protectors of the citizens of the country and should not, under any circumstance, take the law or the administration of the country in their hands as rulers of the land where they are serving. In a democratic set up killing peaceful, unarmed innocent people, and opening fire on people who were not agitating the peace, in the dark of the night, is against the Democratic code of a free country, and a blatant violation of the human rights of its free citizens. The mass shooting of the resting and unarmed people at night (with the lights out) will always be scrutinized as a condemnable & punishable, cowardly and inhumane act. This command to shoot and murder hundreds of people assembled for a peaceful protest who were not causing any agitation, and murder them after turning the lights off of city square is a heinous crime. The Commander who gave this atrocious order to kill unarmed people is accountable for the loss of the lives of the citizens he was responsible to protect. He should be court martialed.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

We won't stand for defamation of human rights, We will stand up to save our country

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Haamed
1 year ago

There're no words worse than the worst to define military junta of Pakistan.

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Amna
1 year ago

26 November crime occurred in D CHOWk killing of innocent Pakistanis in broad daylight by Pakistani govt ,army and rangers...they should be accountable for this heinous crime

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SYEDA
1 year ago

Democracy is a system that values the voices of individuals, ensuring that everyone has a say in shaping the future of their community or nation. It fosters inclusivity, protects fundamental rights, and provides a framework for peaceful transitions of power. At its best, democracy empowers people to collaborate, innovate, and strive for equality and justice. And I don’t see that happening in Pakistan.