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Pakistan is determined to protect the rights of minorities, Azam Nazir Tarar

Syed Zeeshan HaiderIslamabad Bureau Chief • Islamabad / Lahore Bureau
Pakistan is determined to protect the rights of minorities, Azam Nazir Tarar

📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:

  • Federal Law Minister Azam Nazir Tarar has said that all citizens have equal rights in Pakistan, Pakistan is determined to protect the rights.
  • Addressing the conference in Islamabad, Prime Minister Nazir Tarar said that under the constitution of Pakistan, all minorities have religio.
  • He said that mutual respect, provision of justice and rule of law are necessary for the improvement of society, the National Commission for.

Federal Law Minister Azam Nazir Tarar has said that all citizens have equal rights in Pakistan, Pakistan is determined to protect the rights of minorities.

Addressing the conference in Islamabad, Prime Minister Nazir Tarar said that under the constitution of Pakistan, all minorities have religious freedom, everyone has to play a role for inter-faith harmony.

He said that mutual respect, provision of justice and rule of law are necessary for the improvement of society, the National Commission for Minority Rights Act 2025 is important to protect the rights of minorities and solve the problems

The Law Minister said that in the preparation of the National Commission for Minority Rights Act, all the minority communities were consulted, after a two-year consultation process, a consensus draft was prepared.

He said that the chairman and members of the National Commission are nominated and appointed by the Prime Minister and the opposition leader. It is expected that the National Commission for Minority Rights will become active in the next few weeks.

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Syed Zeeshan Haider

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