New York: No matter how much Pakistan continues to claim religious freedom, but under the leadership of Prime Minister Imran Khan, the situation is getting worse. This statement has been given by the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women in its report. The United Nations Commission said that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf government has discriminated against the law, empowering the 'extremist mindset' to attack people on religious minorities.

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A 47-page report titled 'Attacks under Pakistan-religious freedom', released in December by CSW, a commission of the United Nations Economic and Social Council, expressed concern over the growing 'Armaments and Politicization' of blasphemy laws. It has been said that the anti-Ahmadiyya law which is being used by Islamic groups is not only to persecute religious minorities but also to gain political ground.

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The Commission said that Christian and Hindu communities are 'particularly vulnerable' in the Islamic nation, especially women and girls. Every year hundreds of girls are abducted and forced to marry Muslim men. The victims have no hope of returning to their families due to the severe threats made by the kidnappers against the girls and their families. The report further said that action is not taken due to lack of police, weaknesses in the judicial process and discrimination by both police and judiciary against religious minority victims. The commission cited several prominent examples that there are minorities in the country and they are portrayed as second-class citizens.

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