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Tuesday, April 03, 2018
Pakistan's Chief Justice Sets Up Offices To Receive Minority Group and Human Rights Complaints
UCA News yesterday reported that Pakistan's Chief Justice has set up two separate units in the Court's Lahore office, one to receive and deal with complaints by minorities (including religious minorities), and the other to similarly receive and deal with human rights complaints. Chief Justice Nisar ordered his staff to set up the new offices after his own security forces prevented him from talking with the mother of the victim of a police shoot out. Christian political groups in Pakistan praised the Chief Justice's action.
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Christian,
International religious freedom,
Pakistan