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Pakistan has urged the Special Representative of the UN Secretary General on children and armed conflicts to remain focused on the suffering of children in India occupied illegally Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), saying that occupation forces committed “terrible crime” against children .
Children and adolescents are routinely detained and become the target of torture and bad treatment to get intelligence or extract recognition that they are related to Kashmir groups who struggle to determine their own fate promised by the Security Council,” said Blind Ambassador Munir Akram Akram Council 15 members on Tuesday.
Speaking in an annual debate about “children and armed conflicts”, Pakistani envoys said, “in a world that is still suffering by Covid-19 by protracted and new conflicts, and by the emergency of food, fuel and finance, it is clear that We must we must clearly do more to protect our children and make sure their safety, welfare, and prosperity. “Previously, Virginia Gamba, Special Representatives from the Secretary General for Children and Armed Conflict What children have done for the past year are as sad as many things.
In his remarks, Ambassador AKRAM quoted a report of the Secretary General who urged the Indian government to take preventive measures to protect children in IIOJK, including by ending the use of illegal pellets and detention, both in Kashmir occupied and in various prisons throughout India.
Since 2019 when India illegally passed the law to annex the disputed territory, around 13,000 children and youths of Kashmir have been arrested arbitrarily by 900,000 Indian occupation forces, said Pakistan’s envoy, added, “The terrible crime list is long . ” The Pakistani government, he said, released a document that included comprehensive documents, was strengthened by audio and video evidence, out of 3,432 cases of war crimes, including women and children, carried out by senior officers of Indian occupation forces since 1989.
We will share this evidence with the Security Council working group about children and armed conflicts, and SRSG (Special Representative of the Secretary General), and urged those responsibility to be held accountable,” said Ambassador Akram.
We will also urge the SRSG office to continue to monitor carefully and report the situation of children in IIOJK,” he added.
While voicing support for special representatives to handle the situation of children in armed conflict, the Pakistani messenger underlines a single focus to overcome the condition of the child in a “armed conflict” situation. However, he showed that it did not extend to consideration of violence in member countries, which were in their national jurisdiction.
On the basis of this understanding, my delegation will further increase our involvement with (special representatives of the Secretary General) and the Security Council Working Group,” he said.
The sharp statement of the Ambassador Akram withdrew the response from the Indian delegation, Ashish Sharma, said that Pakistan misused the forum.
He claims that the entire Jammu and Kashmir region is, is and will always be an integral part, cannot be revoked from India.
The Indian delegation also asked Pakistan to stop cross -border terrorism so that Indian citizens could use their rights to live and freedom.Pakistani delegation Mohammad Rashid replied, saying, “Kashmir is not also never a part of India”.
In all resolutions on this issue, he said, the Security Council had decided that the final disposition of Kashmir would be determined by its people through a plebitite monitored by the United Nations, showing that India had accepted this decision and would definitely comply with obeying him.
The United Nations map all shows Kashmir as a disputed territory, said Rashid, the third secretary at the Pakistani mission to the United Nations.
