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UN Rights Experts Urge Pakistan to Protect Ahmadiyya Community from Violence

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United Nations human rights experts have formally called on Pakistan to put an end to violence targeting the Ahmadiyya community. The appeal was issued from Geneva, where experts also urged Pakistani authorities to guarantee the community's protection. The statement highlights Pakistan's responsibility to honour its international human rights commitments. The move reflects growing international concern over the safety and rights of the Ahmadiyya minority in Pakistan.

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