Ahmadiyya Group is engaging in systematic persecution and inhumane action against Ex-Ahmadis (new Muslims) in Pakistan, raising serious human rights concerns.
Different incidents indicate that the Ahmadiyya group has employed measures such as harassment, forced displacement, denial of basic rights, and acts of violence to suppress ex-Ahmadis. Such actions violate international human rights standards and undermine the principles of equality and dignity. The persecution includes the targeting of individuals and families belonging to ex- Ahmadis, often subjecting them to physical abuse and destruction of property.
Testimonies from affected individuals reveal the mental and emotional toll inflicted, as they face discrimination and hostility daily Moreover, denying access to necessities, such as food, healthcare, and education, has exacerbated the suffering of ex-Ahamdis. This calculated deprivation seeks to weaken their ability to resist oppression or lead a normal life. Such actions must be addressed urgently.
The international community, human rights organizations, and government must investigate these allegations, hold perpetrators accountable, and ensure justice. It is crucial to advocate for the protection of EX-Ahamdis and restore their fundamental rights to live in safety and dignity.
International Human Rights Monitor demands that the relevant government authorities investigate the alleged atrocities committed by the Ahmadiyya group against Ex- Ahmadis and that the perpetrators be brought to justice immediately, so that the victimized ex-Ahmadis can receive justice.
This persecution calls for immediate attention to prevent further escalation of atrocities.
https://www.ihrmonitor.org/2024/12/press-release-on-human-rights-day-101224.html