'Pakistan may talk the talk but it does not walk the walk': European MP slams Pakistan over rights violations in POK

 Member of the European Parliament Neena Gill has slammed Pakistan for not able to protect minorities in the country, human rights violation in Pakistan occupied Kashmir and lack of action on terrorism.

Speaking during a discussion on Kashmir, Gill said, "To those members who have spoken today of their indignation towards India, I am astonished by your partiality, oversight and lack of any real empathy with the Kashmiris. Why do I say partial?"

Speaking on the myriad human rights violation Pakistan committed in POK, Neena Gill said,  "When Pakistan took the same measures in Gilgit and Baltistan, we didn’t speak up. When they gave away territory, which wasn't theirs, to China, we didn't speak up. Or when Sikh and other minority women are abducted and forced to convert, we don't speak up. The fact is, there are human rights violations in PoK and very many honourable colleagues look the other way."

Weeks ago a Sikh girl in Pakistan's Punjab province Jagjit Kaur was abducted and converted to Islam causing an international outcry.

Slamming Islamabad for its support to terror outfits, Neena said, "The solution to Kashmir will come when state-sponsored terrorism and global misinformation by Pakistan ends, then dialogue will follow."

"Pakistan may talk the talk but it does not walk the walk, when it comes to human rights. And if beggars believe that it has GSP+. And I say to those colleagues concerned about rescinding of Article 370, you focus on one part and ignore the other issues that are dear to the hearts of many of us. Not only will it improve the rights of LGBT, women, minorities, it will also improve environmental protections amongst others and ban the outrageous triple talaq divorce.",