Vienna: In a fervent show of solidarity and condemnation, members of the Afghan Cultural Affiliation (AKIS) and the Pashtun Tahafuz Motion (PTM) wing in Austria protested in opposition to Islamabad’s current aerial aggression in Afghanistan and the alarming surge in “extrajudicial killings” in Pakistan.
The demonstration held at Stephens Platz, Vienna, on Saturday, was attended by a big Afghan group members residing in Austria.The protest echoed with resounding calls denouncing Pakistan’s “unlawful” aerial aggression and the circumstances of extrajudicial killings focusing on Baloch and Pashtun minorities in Pakistan.
Banners and placards adorned with scathing critiques of Pakistan and its Inter-Companies Intelligence (ISI) company crammed the bustling sq. as protestors voiced their outrage.
The focus of their ire was Pakistan’s “violation of Afghanistan’s sovereignty and territorial integrity” by way of the current aerial assaults, ensuing within the tragic lack of harmless lives, together with girls and kids.
Amid chants condemning the atrocities, demonstrators highlighted the harrowing actuality of “extrajudicial killings perpetrated by the Pakistani Military and authorities,” particularly focusing on Baloch and Pashtun communities.
Ghossudin Mir, the pinnacle of AKIS, minced no phrases in attributing accountability to Pakistan’s army equipment for fueling ethnic cleaning in each Afghanistan and Pakistan.
He underscored Pakistan’s constant disregard for Afghan pursuits, utilising the nation merely as a pawn for its strategic ambitions.
The protest underscored the deep-seated anguish and frustration among the many Afghan diaspora, serving as a poignant reminder of the continuing strife and human rights violations plaguing the area.
Because the echoes of their collective outcry reverberated by way of the streets of Vienna, the protestors remained steadfast of their demand for justice, accountability, and an finish to the cycle of violence perpetuated by Pakistan’s actions.
The demonstration held at Stephens Platz, Vienna, on Saturday, was attended by a big Afghan group members residing in Austria.The protest echoed with resounding calls denouncing Pakistan’s “unlawful” aerial aggression and the circumstances of extrajudicial killings focusing on Baloch and Pashtun minorities in Pakistan.
Banners and placards adorned with scathing critiques of Pakistan and its Inter-Companies Intelligence (ISI) company crammed the bustling sq. as protestors voiced their outrage.
The focus of their ire was Pakistan’s “violation of Afghanistan’s sovereignty and territorial integrity” by way of the current aerial assaults, ensuing within the tragic lack of harmless lives, together with girls and kids.
Amid chants condemning the atrocities, demonstrators highlighted the harrowing actuality of “extrajudicial killings perpetrated by the Pakistani Military and authorities,” particularly focusing on Baloch and Pashtun communities.
Ghossudin Mir, the pinnacle of AKIS, minced no phrases in attributing accountability to Pakistan’s army equipment for fueling ethnic cleaning in each Afghanistan and Pakistan.
He underscored Pakistan’s constant disregard for Afghan pursuits, utilising the nation merely as a pawn for its strategic ambitions.
The protest underscored the deep-seated anguish and frustration among the many Afghan diaspora, serving as a poignant reminder of the continuing strife and human rights violations plaguing the area.
Because the echoes of their collective outcry reverberated by way of the streets of Vienna, the protestors remained steadfast of their demand for justice, accountability, and an finish to the cycle of violence perpetuated by Pakistan’s actions.
