Pakistan's Human Rights Record Slammed at UNHRC Session in Geneva

• Pakistan's human rights record faced sharp scrutiny at a UNHRC side event in Geneva, focusing on economic growth and human rights deprivation.
• Experts highlighted issues like labor rights abuses, curbs on free expression, enforced disappearances, torture, and killings in Pakistan.
• Japanese activist Shun Fujiki criticized Pakistan's severe violations despite being bound by 27 international human rights conventions.
• World Sindhi Congress Chairman Dr. Lakhu Luhana raised concerns about worsening poverty and inequality in Sindh, questioning international aid's impact.
• The discussion emphasized that economic growth without democratic and civil freedoms is unsustainable, calling for stronger international accountability.