Archive · 2 Oct 2025
Activists Urge Action on Human Rights in Pakistan, Bangladesh
European activists met at the UN to discuss human rights in Pakistan and Bangladesh.
They are worried about the safety of women, children, and religious minorities.
Erik Selle, who lived in Bangladesh, expressed deep concern.
They want the world to encourage both countries to do better and offer protection.
Activists addressed human rights violations against women and children.
The event was held during the UN Human Rights Council session in Geneva.
Erik Selle voiced concerns about the situation in Bangladesh.
Anna Maria Cisint highlighted difficulties faced by women and girls.
The international community was urged to increase pressure on Pakistan and Bangladesh.
- Who
- European Parliament members, senators, and human rights activists
- What
- Expressed concerns about human rights violations
- When
- During the 60th Session of the UN Human Rights Council
- Where
- Geneva, Switzerland
- Why
- To raise awareness and advocate for the protection of vulnerable groups.
Activist Concerns
Not Explicitly Stated
Human Rights Conditions
Activist Concerns
Concerns over human rights violations, especially affecting women, children, and minorities in Pakistan and Bangladesh.
Not Explicitly Stated
The article does not provide a counter-perspective.
- Event
- UN Human Rights Council 60th Session
- Location
- Geneva, Switzerland
- Organizers
- International Support for Human Rights and Italia Che Cambia
- Key Concerns
- Human rights violations against women, children, and religious minorities
- Notable Speakers
- Erik Selle, Anna Maria Cisint
- Calls to Action
- International community urged to pressure Pakistan and Bangladesh
Sources
European Parliament, Activists Flag Concerns Over Human Rights Violation in Pakistan, Bangladesh
‘Devastated and Heartbroken’: Global Voices Call For Urgent Action To Safeguard Women And Children In Pakistan and Bangladesh
'Lecture On Rights Deeply Ironic': India Debunks Pakistan's Propaganda At UN
'Can't let extremists take over the world': European activists warn Bangladesh, Pakistan
