HRCP’s dark humour on Shia massacre in Kohistan

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Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP)’s recent statement on massacre of Shia Muslims in Kohistan is an example of (inadvertent) dark comedy.

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My mother can never forget the gloomy day of 10th of Muharram in the year 1963 when the dead body of her brother was brought home. He was among the hundreds of Shia Muslims slaughtered while commemorating Ashura in Theri, a suburb of Khairpur, Pakistan. Suicide bomb attacks not having been introduced back then, the perpetrators made use of axes and swords to complete their “divine mission’’. It was

The Friday Times misrepresents the suffering of Pakistan’s Shias and Ahmadis

We are very disappointed to see misrepresentation of Shia genocide in Pakistan in at least four articles in the current issue of The Friday Times (March 02-08, 2012 – Vol. XXIV, No. 03).

Clearly, authors and editors at TFT have taken lead from their Editor in Chief Najam Sethi who himself was found misrepresenting Shia genocide in Pakistan only a few days ago on Geo TV’s Aapas Ki Baat (Talk Show). The details can be read at the following link: http://criticalppp.com/archives/73439

In addition to misinterpreting and misrepresenting the anti-Ahmadiyya legislation at least in one article by Raza Rumi (discussed next), TFT also published a misleading piece