Immediate Action Required from International Organizations To Ensure Mohsin Dawar's Safety

Mohsin Dawar is a brave and visionary leader of the Pashtun Afghan Nation. As the Chairman of the National Democratic Movement (NDM) and former Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee in Pakistan’s National Assembly, he has consistently raised his voice for the rights and dignity of the Pashtun people. His unwavering commitment to democracy, human rights, and justice has made him a prominent figure in the fight against oppression, extremism, and violence.


A Leader Under Constant Threat:


Mohsin Dawar’s relentless pursuit of justice and his outspoken criticism of terrorism have subjected him to constant threats. His region, which is under significant influence and control of the Taliban, remains plagued by insecurity and violence. Despite these risks, he continues to advocate for peace, equality, and the protection of marginalized communities, particularly in Pashtun-majority areas.


Terrorist organizations and their supporters view his work as a direct challenge to their oppressive ideologies, making him a frequent target of attacks. This constant danger highlights the urgency for international protection and support from key institutions and organizations.


Forced Relocation to Islamabad:


In a recent alarming development, Mohsin Dawar, who was residing in Hayatabad, Peshawar—an area strategically located near regions under Taliban influence—was relocated by the police to Islamabad during the night. This action underscores the grave threats to his life and the precarious situation of leaders who dare to stand against terrorism and injustice.


An Appeal for Comprehensive Protection:


Immediate action is required from international organizations to ensure Mohsin Dawar’s safety. Global bodies such as the United Nations (UN), Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH), and the European Union (EU) must intervene to provide him with the protection he deserves. Similarly, organizations like the International Crisis Group, Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP), and Global Alliance for Human Rights and Democracy should prioritize his safety.


Furthermore, democratic governments, regional bodies like the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), and global peace forums must take concrete steps to safeguard him. His life is not just a personal matter but a cornerstone of the broader struggle for democracy, human rights, and justice in a region rife with extremism.


Protecting Mohsin Dawar is not only a moral responsibility but also a vital measure to defend the principles of democracy, peace, and human rights. His unwavering courage in the face of adversity inspires countless others, and his safety must remain a priority for all those who champion freedom and justice.

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