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India asked the UN human rights body when it will issue a report on steps taken by Pakistan in PoK.
Anuj Swarup delivered India's statement at the 81st Session of the UNGA Third Committee on Wednesday.
India criticized the OHCHR for an approach of extreme selectivity and double standards.
The article notes that Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are integral parts of India.
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The Hindu reports that India has questioned the UN human rights body regarding when it will issue a report on Pakistan's actions concerning the human rights situation in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Anuj Swarup, First Secretary at India's Permanent Mission to the UN, delivered the statement at the UNGA Third Committee, criticizing the OHCHR for extreme selectivity and double standards. The article notes India's stance that Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are integral parts of the country while highlighting recent tensions over UN comments on protests in Delhi.
India asked the UN rights body when it would issue a report on Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
Anuj Swarup spoke at the 81st session of the UN General Assembly's Third Committee.
India accused the OHCHR of extreme selectivity and double standards.
New Delhi previously described OHCHR comments on Delhi protests as unwarranted interference.
The Times of India reports that India questioned the UN human rights body's silence and timeline for reporting on the unrest and human rights concerns in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Speaking at the UN General Assembly Third Committee, Indian diplomat Anuj Swarup urged Pakistan to look inwards and accused the UN office of selectivity and double standards. The report also details India's response to prior criticisms from the UN human rights office concerning demonstrations in Delhi.
India asked the UN human rights office for a report on Pakistan's actions in PoK.
Anuj Swarup made the remarks during an interactive dialogue at the 81st Session of the UNGA Third Committee.
India accused the OHCHR of extreme selectivity.
The UN rights office previously expressed concern over mass detentions during demonstrations in Delhi.
India Today reports that India has demanded a report from the UN human rights office regarding Pakistan's actions and responses to concerns in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. During an interactive dialogue at the UN General Assembly's Third Committee, Indian representative Anuj Swarup criticized the OHCHR for selectivity and double standards in its reporting on global protests. The article also covers India's assertion of its constitutional rights and its rejection of recent UN comments on protests in Delhi.
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India asks when UN body will report on PoK human rights concerns
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The Hindu reports that India has questioned the UN human rights body regarding when it will issue a report on Pakistan's actions concerning the human rights situation in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Anuj Swarup, First Secretary at India's Permanent Mission to the UN, delivered the statement at the UNGA Third Committee, criticizing the OHCHR for extreme selectivity and double standards. The article notes India's stance that Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are integral parts of the country while highlighting recent tensions over UN comments on protests in Delhi.
'Pakistan needs to look inwards': India questions UN rights body's silence on PoK unrest
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The Times of India reports that India questioned the UN human rights body's silence and timeline for reporting on the unrest and human rights concerns in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Speaking at the UN General Assembly Third Committee, Indian diplomat Anuj Swarup urged Pakistan to look inwards and accused the UN office of selectivity and double standards. The report also details India's response to prior criticisms from the UN human rights office concerning demonstrations in Delhi.
India asks UN rights office for report on Pakistan's actions in PoK
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India Today reports that India has demanded a report from the UN human rights office regarding Pakistan's actions and responses to concerns in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. During an interactive dialogue at the UN General Assembly's Third Committee, Indian representative Anuj Swarup criticized the OHCHR for selectivity and double standards in its reporting on global protests. The article also covers India's assertion of its constitutional rights and its rejection of recent UN comments on protests in Delhi.