Geneva: Pakistan’s ongoing commitment to human rights was underscored at the 58th session of the UN Human Rights Council, where the country highlighted its legislative and institutional advancements. The Minister emphasized the enactment of over 70 laws in the past decade, aiming to bolster fundamental freedoms and protect vulnerable groups.
According to a statement by Ministry of Human Rights, these laws reflect Pakistan’s dedication to promoting women’s empowerment, safeguarding environmental rights, and ensuring the protection of minority communities. This legislative framework is indicative of the country’s steadfast approach to upholding human rights standards.
The session provided Pakistan with a platform to share its progress and reaffirm its commitment to international human rights obligations. The Minister’s remarks were part of a broader agenda addressing global human rights challenges, where member states discussed various strategies to enhance cooperation and implementation of human rights policies.