European Union: Pakistan may face sanctions over atrocities in Balochistan

• Czarnecki stated on dual standards of Islamabad as to how it shows a clean face on one hand and violates human rights on the other hand
• We have bilateral economic and political relations with Pakistan and if it will not change its state policy towards Balochistan then we would change our attitude towards Islamabad and towards the government of Pakistan
• He believes all the members of the EU should take a stand against Pakistan's atrocities, brutal operations and policies towards the people of Balochistan

24 Sept, 2016: European Parliament Vice-President Ryszard Czarnecki by expressing solidarity with the people of Pakistan has said, economic and political sanctions on Islamabad may be imposed by the European Union if the human rights violation continues in the region and Asian nation fails to stop it.

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"I told the European Union during our human rights debate that if our partner countries do not accept human rights and standards, in this situation we should react and seek sanctions like some moves in economic fields," Ryszard Czarnecki told ANI.

Czarnecki stated on dual standards of Islamabad as to how it shows a clean face on one hand and violates human rights on the other hand. "Pakistan has two faces. It is the open face to us and the other is the brutal face towards Balochistan," he said
He further added, "We have bilateral economic and political relations with Pakistan and if it will not change its state policy towards Balochistan then we would change our attitude towards Islamabad and towards the government of Pakistan."

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He believes all the members of the EU should take a stand against Pakistan's atrocities, brutal operations and policies towards the people of Balochistan. He attended a silent vigil where Pakistan was condemned by the protestors for the atrocities in Balochistan. He acknowledged the fact that the main problem with Pakistan is the government being controlled the military.

prepared by NewsGram with inputs from ANI